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How do I create a directory structure?
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I ran these commands to make the directory:
mkdir webpack-demo
cd webpack-demo
npm init -y
npm install webpack --save-dev
npm install webpack-cli --save-dev
and then type cd webpack-demo, then if I type ls I get "node_modules" "package-lock.json" "package.json"
but then when I attempt to follow the next instructions from the webpack basic set up instruction page:
webpack-demo
|- package.json
+ |- index.html
+ |- /src
+ |- index.js
I get the following output from terminal:
|- package.json
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
+ |- index.html
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
+ |- /src
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: +: command not found
+ |- index.js
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
terminal yosemite folders
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
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I ran these commands to make the directory:
mkdir webpack-demo
cd webpack-demo
npm init -y
npm install webpack --save-dev
npm install webpack-cli --save-dev
and then type cd webpack-demo, then if I type ls I get "node_modules" "package-lock.json" "package.json"
but then when I attempt to follow the next instructions from the webpack basic set up instruction page:
webpack-demo
|- package.json
+ |- index.html
+ |- /src
+ |- index.js
I get the following output from terminal:
|- package.json
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
+ |- index.html
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
+ |- /src
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: +: command not found
+ |- index.js
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
terminal yosemite folders
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
2
Those aren't commands, it's a diagram of the directory tree you're creating.
– Gordon Davisson
Aug 5 at 3:08
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I ran these commands to make the directory:
mkdir webpack-demo
cd webpack-demo
npm init -y
npm install webpack --save-dev
npm install webpack-cli --save-dev
and then type cd webpack-demo, then if I type ls I get "node_modules" "package-lock.json" "package.json"
but then when I attempt to follow the next instructions from the webpack basic set up instruction page:
webpack-demo
|- package.json
+ |- index.html
+ |- /src
+ |- index.js
I get the following output from terminal:
|- package.json
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
+ |- index.html
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
+ |- /src
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: +: command not found
+ |- index.js
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
terminal yosemite folders
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
I ran these commands to make the directory:
mkdir webpack-demo
cd webpack-demo
npm init -y
npm install webpack --save-dev
npm install webpack-cli --save-dev
and then type cd webpack-demo, then if I type ls I get "node_modules" "package-lock.json" "package.json"
but then when I attempt to follow the next instructions from the webpack basic set up instruction page:
webpack-demo
|- package.json
+ |- index.html
+ |- /src
+ |- index.js
I get the following output from terminal:
|- package.json
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
+ |- index.html
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
+ |- /src
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: +: command not found
+ |- index.js
-bash: +: command not found
-bash: -: command not found
What am I doing wrong?
terminal yosemite folders
terminal yosemite folders
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
asked Aug 5 at 2:38
Todd PriceTodd Price
61 bronze badge
61 bronze badge
2
Those aren't commands, it's a diagram of the directory tree you're creating.
– Gordon Davisson
Aug 5 at 3:08
add a comment |
2
Those aren't commands, it's a diagram of the directory tree you're creating.
– Gordon Davisson
Aug 5 at 3:08
2
2
Those aren't commands, it's a diagram of the directory tree you're creating.
– Gordon Davisson
Aug 5 at 3:08
Those aren't commands, it's a diagram of the directory tree you're creating.
– Gordon Davisson
Aug 5 at 3:08
add a comment |
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The instructions use the same formatting for commands you need to enter and for output, which is confusing. Just use mkdir to create any missing directories.
PS: It seems as if the directory structure within webpack-demo is created automatically by the various commands you run (or are supposed to run), so you may not even need to create additional directories yourself.
answered Aug 5 at 4:24
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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The instructions use the same formatting for commands you need to enter and for output, which is confusing. Just use mkdir to create any missing directories.
PS: It seems as if the directory structure within webpack-demo is created automatically by the various commands you run (or are supposed to run), so you may not even need to create additional directories yourself.
answered Aug 5 at 4:24
nohillside♦nohillside
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The instructions use the same formatting for commands you need to enter and for output, which is confusing. Just use mkdir to create any missing directories.
PS: It seems as if the directory structure within webpack-demo is created automatically by the various commands you run (or are supposed to run), so you may not even need to create additional directories yourself.
answered Aug 5 at 4:24
nohillside♦nohillside
56.2k14 gold badges118 silver badges166 bronze badges
add a comment |
The instructions use the same formatting for commands you need to enter and for output, which is confusing. Just use mkdir to create any missing directories.
PS: It seems as if the directory structure within webpack-demo is created automatically by the various commands you run (or are supposed to run), so you may not even need to create additional directories yourself.
answered Aug 5 at 4:24
nohillside♦nohillside
56.2k14 gold badges118 silver badges166 bronze badges
The instructions use the same formatting for commands you need to enter and for output, which is confusing. Just use mkdir to create any missing directories.
PS: It seems as if the directory structure within webpack-demo is created automatically by the various commands you run (or are supposed to run), so you may not even need to create additional directories yourself.
answered Aug 5 at 4:24
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edited Aug 5 at 6:30
answered Aug 5 at 4:24
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answered Aug 5 at 4:24
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answered Aug 5 at 4:24
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Those aren't commands, it's a diagram of the directory tree you're creating.
– Gordon Davisson
Aug 5 at 3:08