"node" is not executable

[casperstorm]

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Hi guys,

Just learned about this project, and having lived in tmux for quite some time I thought I wanted to test it out, however opening Vimr gives me the following error:

[coc.vim] "node" is not executable, checkout https://nodejs.org/en/download/

Some information:

Vimr: Version 0.34.0 (355) (from brew cask)

$ which node
/Users/crs/.asdf/shims/node

$ node -v
v13.8.0

I have all my bins in my path, and have my (n)vim setup running in a terminal where :checkhealth does not complain about any provider – it seems like Vimr does not look in my shims path, even though its in my $PATH.

Am i missing anything, or does Vimr not like asdf?

[egolearner]

try initialize asdf in $HOME/.zshenv e.g.

. /usr/local/opt/asdf/asdf.sh

[casperstorm]

try initialize asdf in $HOME/.zshenv

e.g.

. /usr/local/opt/asdf/asdf.sh

That I already have. Otherwise asdf does not work. Everything works, except in this application.

[egolearner]

It works for me and it's suggested by vimr. BTW, check "Use interactive mode for zsh" does not work and the state will not be saved.

[pusewicz]

I have a similar problem with nvim-lspconfig. It works fine in normal NVIM, but cannot find things in VimR.

[cnshsliu]

if you :!node and see node command not found, but you can run node in your zsh/bash/..any shell, that's because the MacOS GUI program (not only vimr) does not respect and load environment variables you set (not only PATH, include PATH of course) in your .zshrc/.bashrc .. any shellrc, node command not found in vimr occurs when your node does not installed in /usr/bin/; /usr/local/bin .. those PATH components your OS use as system-wide environment, for example, if you install node with nvm, your node normally exists in ~/.nvim/versions/node/.../bin. so, to be able to run !node in your vimr, the simplest solution is to include this path in your OS's system-wide PATH environment variable. in Big Sur, simple run "sudo echo '~/.nvim/versions/node/<YOUR_NODE_VERSON>/bin' > /etc/paths.d/node", then you could find "!node" run well in vimr. (Dont' know why the text above dispalyed with through-line)

[banjerluke]

Thanks @cnshsliu, I had the same issue and your solution fixed it; I learned about /etc/paths.d too. 🙂

Here's the one-liner that fixes the issue regardless of where node is installed:

sudo sh -c 'echo $(dirname $(which node)) > /etc/paths.d/node'