Sebastien Jourdain (Kitware)

As long you don't call `simple.Show()` or `simple.Render()`, no view will be created and no rendering will happen.

It might be easier for you to use our docker image that have everything already preconfigured. You can read more about it [here](http://kitware.github.io/paraviewweb/docs/docker.html). Otherwise, you are right, the launcher has...

Thanks for sharing the solution, but I'm not sure where you ran `npm start` as we don't have such entry available.

I see, indeed for running pvw example we do provide a "start" command. Thanks for refreshing my memory. ;-)

What is your goal by installing the ParaViewWeb library? This is a JavaScript library meant to be used inside a JavaScript project. Based on the error message, you don't have...

For 2 and 3, you just need the latest release of ParaView which includes the ParaView Web application like [Visualizer](https://kitware.github.io/visualizer/docs/) For the `launcher.config`, it needs to be on the machine...

The library ParaViewWeb does not have a `start` script. I'm not sure to understand what you were trying to do?

Before going into details, I just want to make sure we are tackling the actual issue you are trying to solve. 1. Are you trying to build a Web application...

Ok I see, the issue is related to the fact that the latest kw-web-suite is not compatible with paraviewweb. You may have to do `npm install [email protected] --save-dev` instead. But...

Interesting... Any specific information regarding what you are doing?