jjdev
September 24, 2020, 10:07pm
1
I am trying to dive into using Vue with Ionic and I have run
$ npm i -g @ionic/cli@testing #6.11.8-testing.0
and
$ ionic start test-project blank --type vue --tag vue-beta
but it throws the following error:
[ERROR] vue is not a valid project type.
Please choose a different --type. Use ionic start --list to list all
available starter templates.
i could not find any existing issues on github, just wondering if anyone else is facing this problem or not
No need for the tags…people will see your post…
I just tested this locally with
npm i -g @ionic/cli@testing
Then running
ionic start --tag vue-beta
Manually running through things shows that it’s working.
Can you run this again with the --verbose flag and paste the output?
jjdev
September 24, 2020, 11:51pm
3
I had saw that method as well but it seems to bypass the framework selection altogether:
even with updating to the testing branch, the verbose flag it still says cli v5.2.7
ionic:bootstrap local CLI 5.2.7 found at /~/node_modules/ionic/package.json +0ms
ionic:lib Terminal info: { ci: false, shell: '/bin/bash', tty: true, windows: false } +0ms
ionic:lib CLI global options: { _: [ 'start' ], help: null, h: null, verbose: true, quiet: null, interactive: true, color: true, confirm: null, json: null, tag: 'vue-beta', project: null, '--': [] } +2ms
ionic Context: { binPath: '~/node_modules/ionic/bin/ionic', libPath: '~/node_modules/ionic', execPath: '~/Desktop/vue', version: '5.2.7' } +0ms
jjdev
September 25, 2020, 12:12am
4
look like there was weirdly a node_modules folder from an outdated version in my ~/ folder that was overriding my global ionic install somehow
It works now!
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Jordz12
October 16, 2020, 12:38pm
5
@jjdev What did you do to resolve? Which folder was it? having the same issue. Cheers
jjdev
October 16, 2020, 1:48pm
6
@Jordz12 first off, I’m working on linux, if that makes a difference.ionic start command before changing to my project directory.
