Node.js and the express generator are really handy and simple to understand. I cannot however get my server to start by running c:\my-application-root>DEBUG=my-application ./bin/www
Windows doesn’t seem to understand that command. I can however run it by calling node ./bin/www
Am i missing something?
Did you try set DEBUG=my-application followed by node ./bin/www? Windows does not allow setting an environment variable in the way that Linux and others do.
1st command 'set DEBUG=my-application'.2nd command 'npm start'
First you need to go the cmd that is supported by node (search for node cmd when you click in windows icon if you're using windows 7) type set DEBUG=my-application Second simply cd c:\my-application\bin\ Then type node www
www is the file that contains the script needed by node to run your server, DEBUG if set as an environment variable will also help you run node against it since the path will be known
