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npm errors on client install

CassKalinski

I downloaded the developer's edition of Experience Builder this morning. The server side install went fine. When I went to execute the client npm ci, I got a list of deprecation errors from npm. (Screen shot attached.)

Ran this with node 14.15.4. Upgraded to 14.17.4 and had the same results.

Client seems to start fine.

Are these errors 'normal'? Should I apply the npm audit fix or fix --force?

I am new to node.js as well as Experience Builder, so suspect I am just missing something.

ExpBuilderClientInstallErrors.JPG

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CassKalinski

Follow up on this.

So far we have loaded EB on five different machines (four WIN10, one wimpy WIN2012 Server). Only the old server installed successfully the first go. 'npm audit' fix did not help. Uninstalls/reinstalls of the full stack (EB and node), including scrubbing all files and directories, helped on one machine. Did not on a three others. Re-running npm ci for the client helped in a couple cases. It did an uninstall/install.

Also having issues with EB remembering prior experiences and displaying them on subsequent log-ins. (Considering another post on that.)

Frustrating. Seriously considering going back to App Builder until this things matures properly.

CourtneyMenikheim

I ran npm audit fix and that seemed to work.

CassKalinski

I have to wonder why would I be getting errors like this off a fresh install, using Esri's own packaging?

DrVSSKiran

Try to uninstall the depricated packages and run again.

CassKalinski

Hi DrVSSKiran, that I did. Per the install instructions, I cd to the client folder and ran npm ci. There is a package.json in that folder.

DrVSSKiran

Try to run npm from folder where your package.json is located.

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