Hi guys, I'm trying to install prism but it's not possible. The moment I do "prisma -v" the console returns "zsh: command not found: prisma". When I install it using "npm install -g prisma" it seems to install, but the terminal returns sh: 1: prisma: not found. Thank you very much.

Check your npm installation and make sure that the global node modules are on your PATH.

and prisma is an app instead of npm package, if i’m not wrong, like mysql

No, Prisma has a CLI part and a server part, the server parts get shipped in Docker containers. The CLI is what you get with installing the npm package. The CLI can, amongst other things, generate docker compose files for you that allow you to quickly get a prisma docker container, and hence the server, set up. You never install the server part just like that.

thx

thx mate, will check in a sec

@eolxsi Having your node modules on your path has nothing to do with a specific project. It’s an env var in your shell and can be set to autoload when you open a shell by configuring the shell profile. In my case,

.zshrc

, I have the following line:

export PATH="$HOME/.npm/bin:$PATH"

(OSX) to bring globally installed node modules onto the path and make them visible. If you use plain bash,

~/.bash_profile

is your friend, … etc. Check where your npm modules are located. Likely the same folder (

~/.npm/bin

). Check if you can call

~/.npm/bin/prisma -v

. If yes, your shell is not configured.