I believe that in the past I've discovered an option to pass to npm
to get it to output the path it is using for -g
(global modules). Does anyone know such an option? Or any other method to get the global path prefix npm
is using?
I know where where the global modules live on my computer (/usr/local/share/npm/bin
), and generally it only takes a few minutes to find global modules on other computers: usually $PATH
is correctly configured, and if not, well, poking around does the trick. But isn't there be some quick way to tell how npm
was built, and which path it's using for globals modules?
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