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I have successfully activated All the js program for MEAN stack except Angualar.

I used but I can't be able to understand the process of making .bowerrc in my application directory.

I am following the instructions from Bitnami MEAN stack installing related wiki.

but when I try to write bower install angular in terminal or sudo bower install angular, it says sudo: command not found.

What should I do to install add angular js in my application folder?

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  • Hi, Bitnami developer here. What output do you get when you run `bower install angular`? What Operating System do you have? Please note that you have to use the Bitnami console, to load it go to your installation directory and run `./use_meanstack` if you have a Unix system or go to Start -> BitNami Application Stack -> "Application console" or "Use Application Stack" if you have a Windows system. You will find more information using this [link](https://wiki.bitnami.com/Components/BitNami_console) – Jota Martos Nov 13 '15 at 12:07
  • @JotaMartos I use Ubuntu 14.04 lts. I used **`./use_meanstack`**, created **.bowerrc** file in my sample folder in which all the folders for the project are installed. The output is: **`root@userhost:~/MEAN_projects/FirstMeanApp/sample# sudo bower install angular`** **`sudo: bower: command not found`** – FerdousTheWebCoder Nov 14 '15 at 13:01

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Bitnami developer here.

I have been able to properly install AngularJS inside a new project folder as a non-root user without issues. First, I used the ./use_meanstack and running command which bower returns:

bitnami@localhost:~/MEAN_projects$ which bower

/opt/meanstack-3.0.7-1/nodejs/bin/bower

Then, for installing AngularJS on a project, those are the command I run:

mkdir -p /home/bitnami/MEAN_projects/test

echo '{ "directory" : "public/javascripts/vendor" }' > /home/bitnami/MEAN_projects/test/.bowerrc

cd /home/bitnami/MEAN_projects/test

bower install angular

And that's what I got:

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Also, when running bower using sudo, I got a message that recommends not to use bower with sudo:

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Could you please try to reproduce my steps and check if it works for you?

Hope it helps,

Gonzalo

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