Unable to view or download script package

[Runax15]

I'm unable to view script package after searching for it. Also not able to download it from online website.

[Gledders1G1]

I have the same problem, have you managed to find a fix/work around?

[gitUmaru]

I had the same issue where it was not showing up on the package page inside atom. Their travis CI build status also seems to be down right now, so perhaps there's an issue internally right now? Not sure.

I installed via apm and that worked for me on a new machine.

apm install script

[shinysocks]

Same issue here. in-app package manager does not show option for script:

installed successfully using apm install script

[Runax15]

I installed via apm and that worked for me on a new machine.

apm install script

Thank You i was able to download the script package with your help.

[Runax15]

Thanks the issue is resolved with your help.

[Gledders1G1]

sorry I'm new to coding, could someone give a detailed map of how to get install script this way?

[CarlosC117]

Any solutions for window? Package isn't showing and I really want to try Atom on here.

[gitUmaru]

Yes, you can install script via the apm package manager in Windows. If you are unfamiliar with this process, then just follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal so you can use the command line
   • This can be Power Shell, Command Prompt, or even Git Bash!
2. Type in apm -v to print the current version (this is to ensure that apm is installed)
   • If apm is not installed then you can try reinstalling Atom
   • If this still doesn't work, then apm might not be added to your Path. Follow this thread here
3. Type apm install script
4. Restart Atom

[Gledders1G1]

thanks for the fix! helped my beginner ass alot!

[CarlosC117]

Hmm, I feel dumb, I assumed apm was a linux thing only but found out it is installed with atom. Thanks, you response was the fix needed and it helped a lot.

[Snakeynaut]

Yes, you can install script via the apm package manager in Windows. If you are unfamiliar with this process, then just follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal so you can use the command line
   
   * This can be Power Shell, Command Prompt, or even Git Bash!

2. Type in `apm -v` to print the current version (this is to ensure that apm is installed)
   
   * If apm is not installed then you can try reinstalling Atom
   * If this still doesn't work, then apm might not be added to your Path. Follow this [thread here](https://github.com/atom/apm/issues/278)

3. Type `apm install script`

4. Restart Atom

Thanks a bunch Umar! I've made a video tutorial on fixing this issue here Lemme know if it is accurate.

[fauzymadani]

i tried to run "apm install script" but still can't download that,failed.it showing this: Request for package information failed: Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: atom.io. is not in the cert's altnames: DNS:*.tri.co.id, DNS:tri.co.id (ERR_TLS_CERT_ALTNAME_INVALID)

[senthur123]

it won't work as the repository https://atom.io/packages/script itself does not exists since the website https://atom.io not exists. it has got sunsetted and getting redirected to github. The URL handler points to atom:// but could not find the url path. If anyone knows the alternate path to https://atom.io/packages/script pls let us all know.