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I am trying to get started with NoFlo on Windows. After following these instructions:

http://flowhub.io/documentation/getting-started-node/

I was able to start a noflo.js runtime.

However, when trying to create my first graph, I can only see some core components. Filesystem components are not available at all even though I did install it using

npm install noflo-filesystem --save

Any ideas?

Johan
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  • Had the same problem. It appears that i had an error in my package.json file. missing comma. – Emile Sep 21 '17 at 13:22

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I had similar problem where the websocket cannot establish a connection to my local noflo runtime and thus not showing any components. Did you generate your flowhub.json with --host localhost? (as instructed in the guide)

Initialize a runtime with --host autodetect instead.

Kenny Ki
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  • Thanks. That pointed me in the right direction. In addition, I also had to set the port to 1234 in the flowhub.json to get it to work. – Johan Sep 08 '14 at 04:51
  • Glad that it helped. Why must you set the port to 1234 though? Is that because of your flowhub project configurations? – Kenny Ki Sep 08 '14 at 04:55
  • Well, any number I guess. By default it is set to NULL which didn't work for me. – Johan Sep 09 '14 at 15:54