There isn't any "Install Shell Commands" option in the Atom Windows build, and I was wondering how I add the "apm" and "atom" commands to my PATH.
If you installed Atom using the installer, it should be automatically added to to your path.
How did you install Atom?
I installed Atom by building it from source.
I installed Atom by installing it from source.
Then you have to manually add it to your path if you want to use it from the command line.
How do I add it to my PATH?
Add ROOT_ATOM_DIRECTORY\resources\app\apm\bin to your path, substitute the directory you installed Atom into for the ROOT_ATOM_DIRECTORY portion, such as C:\Program Files\Atom.
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm for more details
System path or user path?
User path
I just did that, but it still says that apm isn't recognized. :disappointed:
Did you restart the command prompt?
I never even had the command prompt open when I added apm to my path.
If you switch to the installer it will automatically add it for you, that is what I would recommend if you are unable to manually set it.
Maybe if I restart Windows Explorer it might work? If that doesn't work then I'll just restart my computer.
@kevinsawicki Okay, looks like the Atom Package Manager works now. I just had to restart my computer. Thanks a lot, Kevin! :smiley:
Awesome, glad to hear things are working now.
Yeah, they are. Although it would be really nice if I could "Like" or "Star" your comments, Kevin...but it looks like GitHub hasn't added in that functionality yet. :disappointed:
P.S. I know this comment is off-topic, but I just wanted throw that out there. :smile:
In case somebody needs this for newer Atom versions, the path to add is ROOT_ATOM_DIRECTORY\resources\cli
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Yeah, they are. Although it would be really nice if I could "Like" or "Star" your comments, Kevin...but it looks like GitHub hasn't added in that functionality yet. :disappointed:
P.S. I know this comment is off-topic, but I just wanted throw that out there. :smile: