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I've installed gulp both globally and locally using

              npm install gulp npm install gulp -g npm install gulp-util npm install gulp-util -g                          

When try to run gulp i get

'gulp' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Running npm list gulp (or -g), I [email protected] with the location of either my global or local gulp installation.

I've tried running node gulpfile.js pointed to my gulpfile, and it runs without error, and of course, it starts with require('gulp').

Any suggestions on getting gulp working on Windows(8.1)?

This question is tagged with windows node.js gulp

~ Asked on 2014-06-04 01:23:06

40 Answers

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You forgot to install the gulp-cli package:

              npm install -g gulp-cli                          

Then you can run the command "gulp" from the command line.

~ Answered on 2016-02-07 21:23:33

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The issue and answer can be found in this question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/9588052/1041104

The npm modules such as gulp are not installed to the path. Thus are not found when you run them in the CMD.

If gulp has been installed globally, you can use the process below:

1. Create an environmental variable called NODE_PATH
2. Set it to: %AppData%\npm\node_modules or %AppData%\npm on windows 8-10
3. Close CMD, and Re-Open to get the new ENV variables

Running npm ls and npm ls -g shows that they are installed, but the CMD can not find them due to the missing link.

~ Answered on 2014-06-04 16:37:57

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1. Be sure that you have gulp and gulp.cmd (use windows search)
2. Copy the path of gulp.cmd (C:\Users\XXXX\AppData\Roaming\npm)
3. Add this path to the Path envirement variable or edit PATH environment variable and add %APPDATA%\npm
4. Reopen cmd.

Add %APPDATA%\npm to front of Path, not end of the Path.

~ Answered on 2014-12-04 13:23:06

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1. Install gulp globally.

   npm install -g gulp

2. Install gulp locally in the project.

   npm install gulp

3. Add below line in your package.json

   "scripts": { "gulp": "gulp" }

4. Run gulp.

   npm run gulp

This worked for me.

~ Answered on 2015-09-14 16:34:47

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I am using Windows 8.1. I had the same problem.

I installed gulp using Node.js command prompt

              npm install -g gulp                          

Then go to the required directory in Node.js command prompt and try

              gulp -v                          

If you get gulp local version not found exit the current Node.js command prompt and try the above command in a new Node.js command prompt

I tried the NODE_PATH mentioned by @SteveLacy but the command prompt was still not able to detect gulp command

~ Answered on 2014-09-09 17:47:05

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Had the same problem, not really best solution but install it globally:

              npm install -g gulp                          

Of course it's best to still have it in package.json, so you can do the following to install it locally and add an entry into package.json:

              npm install --save-dev gulp                          

Everything else (gulp plugins) install also locally.

~ Answered on 2014-09-08 07:41:25

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The simple solution just do npm link gulp

~ Answered on 2017-06-18 10:34:18

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I was having the same problem when trying to get gulp working on a co-workers VM. It seems the problem stems from the users folder.

Adding NODE_PATH in my environment variables didn't fix the problem.

If you edit your 'Path' variable in your system variables and add '%APPDATA%\npm' at the end of that, it should fix the problem... Unless you or somebody else npm installed gulp as another user than the one you're currently logged in as.

If you want it to be available for all users, put 'C:\Users\yourUser\AppData\Roaming\npm'(or where ever you have gulp) explicitly instead of using '%APPDATA%\npm'. You can also move the files to a more user-indifferent path.

Don't forget to start a new cmd prompt, because the one you have open won't get the new 'Path' variable automatically.

Now 'gulp'.

~ Answered on 2015-05-14 19:46:00

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One right way:

1. Cmd + R : type "%appdata%"
2. Go to npm folder
3. Copy whole path like "C:\Users\Blah...\npm\"
4. Go to My Computer + Right Click "Properties"
5. Advanced System Settings (On the left)
6. Click on Environment Variables
7. Click on Edit Path
8. Add that "C:\Users\Blah...\npm\" to the end and type ";" after that
9. Click ok and reopen cmd

~ Answered on 2015-07-13 23:37:09

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In my case it was that I had to install gulp-cli by command npm -g install gulp-cli

~ Answered on 2018-09-17 10:14:46

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You should first install gulp as global using:

              npm install gulp -g                          

Otherwise the path solution will not resolve the problem.

Then add the npm modules path to the PATH using:

              PATH = %PATH%;%APPDATA%\npm                          

~ Answered on 2017-01-01 23:31:11

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Try to add to your PATH variable the following:

              C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Roaming\npm                          

I had the same problem and I solved adding the path to my node modules.

~ Answered on 2014-12-11 17:09:17

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I had a similar problem setting it up in windows 10. My answer is windows specific (look at the answers for modifying path in bash for a linux or OSX solution)

The core problem I had was that npm's folder was not registered in the path. I originally tried changing this in cmd prompt.

              setx path "%path%;%appdata$\npm"                          

Note that I used setx instead of set to ensure that the update to the environmental variable remains. Also note that it's a backslash.

This should work but for me it didn't because setx has a limit of only accepting 1024 characters... (yes it's nonsensical to me as well).

So try the above and if you get a warning like did about reaching the 1024 limit, then you can do the other way I ended up doing.

First while youre still in the console, type: echo %appdata%\npm ... this is your npm folder that you want to add to the path so add it to your clipboard.

You have to go into the registry and reach the following folder:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment

Then append the 'Path' value with the npm folder path in your clipboard. Reboot to activate the new value and you should now be good to go.

Finally, just test it all out

              >npm install -g gulp >gulp                          

~ Answered on 2016-04-19 21:10:14

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This ended up being a 'user' issue with me. I had installed npm and node on the system logged in as user1, then I set-up user2. I could run node, and I could run npm commnds, but could not run any npm packages from the command line.

I uninstalled node and npm, and reinstalled under the correct user in order to solve the problem. After that I can run packages from the command-line without issue.

~ Answered on 2014-07-01 03:25:35

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The top answer did not work for me.

I am using a virtual machine that had a previous owner. The previous owner had an old version of npm installed. Using that, I was installed gulp globally with npm install -g gulp. Running the command gulp would return 'gulp' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.. As I said, the top Answer did not fix my problem. I basically had to reinstall nodejs.

Solution

1. Re-download nodejs
2. npm install -g gulp
3. gulp -version

This fixed the problem for me.

~ Answered on 2016-07-01 23:15:46

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Add this path in your Environment Variables PATH C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\npm\

~ Answered on 2016-07-19 13:49:29

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The NodeJS installer appears to add the user/AppData/Roaming/npm path to the user environment path, which is appropriate.

Normally, the PATH environment variable at the command line is the combination of the user environment path and the system environment path.

However, if the user environment path + the system environment path is larger than about 1920 characters, Windows does not not combine the user and system paths - only the system environment path is used.

See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/21270921/301152

So, when you open the Advanced System Settings in Windows to edit your environment variables, take a look to see if the user/AppData/Roaming/npm path is already in your user environment PATH. If it is, then the problem is that your user + system paths are too long, causing Windows to ignore your user path. Trim your user and/or system path strings and gulp should work as installed.

If you can't find anything to trim away from your user and system paths, then add the user/AppData/Roaming/npm path to the system environment path and call it a hack.

~ Answered on 2015-12-02 00:48:28

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I had v0.12.3 of Nodejs on Win7 x64 and ran into similar issues when I tried installing gulp. This worked for me:

1. Uninstalled Nodejs
2. Installed Nodejs v0.10.29
3. npm install -g npm
4. npm install -g gulp

~ Answered on 2015-05-17 11:05:31

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I was facing the same problem after installation. So i tried running cmd with elevated privileges (admin) and it worked.

Screen capture:

~ Answered on 2016-06-03 09:36:53

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(Windows 10) I didn't like the path answers. I use choco package manager for node.js. Gulp would not fire for me unless it was:

1. Globally installed npm i -g gulp and local dir npm i --save-dev gulp

2. The problem persisted beyond this once, which was fixed by completely removing node.js and reinstalling it.

I didn't see any comments about local/global and node.js removal/reinstall.

~ Answered on 2018-06-02 15:32:31

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I already had the one condition from this answer (I don't know why)

https://stackoverflow.com/a/27295145/1175496

That is, my PATH already included %APPDATA%\npm

In my case, the problem was npm was not installing modules there (again, I don't know why)

Therefore I needed to do this:

$ npm config set prefix -g %APPDATA%/npm

After that, running $ npm install -g gulp (or installing any other module) put the module in the place where PATH expects it.

~ Answered on 2015-12-22 22:59:43

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I resolved it by adding C:\Users\[USER]\AppData\Roaming\npm to PATH and not C:\Users\[USER]\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules

~ Answered on 2015-10-08 10:05:43

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This works for me:

                              npm link gulp  npm update                          

~ Answered on 2016-01-04 11:21:03

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This is most commonly because it is not found on environment variables as others have pointed out. This is what worked for me.

echo %PATH%

This will show you what's one your PATH environment variable. If node_modules is not there there do the following to add it from your APPDATA path.

PATH = %PATH%; %APPDATA%\npm

~ Answered on 2015-08-17 04:39:03

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On my Windows 10 Enterprise, gulp was not installed in %AppData%, which is C:\Users\username\AppData\npm\node_modules on my machine, but in C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\npm\node_modules.

To get gulp to be picked up at the command prompt or in powershell, I added to the user PATH the value C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\npm. After that it worked like a charm. Naturally I had to close the command prompt or powershell window and re-open for the above to take effect.

~ Answered on 2018-05-02 14:58:05

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Run npm install gulp -g

if you are using windows, please add the gulp's dir to PATH.

such like C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\gulp

~ Answered on 2015-12-21 12:54:17

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In windows:

1. Using your windows explorer, Navigate to your vagrant shared folder (I am using scotchbox by the way) e.g C:\scotchbox/public/gulpProject
2. In the address bar of the folder, type cmd and press Enter
3. Do your gulp installation npm install

~ Answered on 2016-01-04 08:51:18

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Had gulp command not found problem in windows 10 and Adding "%AppData%\npm\node_modules" doesn't work for me. Do this steps please:

After doing

npm install -g npm

And

npm install -g gulp

Add

C:\Users\YourUsername\npm

to Path in System Variables.

It Works for me after all solutions failed me.

~ Answered on 2015-08-16 11:02:18

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In short:

You should add %NODE_PATH% to the system variable Path if the other answers don't work.

The reason:

The point is, command prompt only executes programs under the Path system variable, not the user variables. If you have NODE_PATH set as a user variable, add %NODE_PATH% to Path.

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I asked here and got marked duplicate for a question with different intention :(

NPM Windows doesn't execute program under the User Variable path [duplicate]

~ Answered on 2016-01-22 14:02:24

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In Windows:

1. Press the following two keys: Windows + r
2. Type control /name microsoft.system into the run dialog box that appears from the previous step.

3. Select Advanced System Settings from the left of the window pane
4. Click the Advanced tab on the system properties box that appears and click the Environment Variables button.
5. Edit the PATH User environment variable.
6. Click New on the edit environment variable window that pops up for the PATH variable and add the following: %APPDATA%\npm to the start of the PATH environment variable (as shown in the image below).

7. Close your Command Prompt and reopen it.

~ Answered on 2016-06-06 03:58:46

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In my case, none of the approaches listed worked. I finally downloaded Rapid Environment Editor (ver 8).

It showed that my additions to the user environment variables weren't present. When I added them with REE, everything worked immediately.

(Running Windows 8.1)

~ Answered on 2016-01-15 21:31:43

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If you need to install a global version gulp as described on the gulpjs.com site and still have issues, you may need to clean npm's cache. For instance, if you have previously installed gulp and managed to blow it away by accident, it may not install properly again because it's looking for directories that no longer exist. In which case, run:

sudo npm cache clean

Then install gulp as you normally would.

~ Answered on 2015-12-17 20:51:22

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Navigate to where you installed node modules in cmd up to .bin folder, then run gulp. I.e. path\node_modules.bin>>gulp
This worked for me excellently. My path was C:\wamp\www\wyntonv2\node_modules.bin

~ Answered on 2015-09-15 08:07:18

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I have come across this issue. I fixed this by adding %APPDATA%/npm to Path Environment variable. I didn't define NODE_PATH variable still it worked for me. Hope this works for others!!

~ Answered on 2020-08-28 15:54:59

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~ Answered on 2020-09-20 06:07:10

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1. When you've installed gulp global, you need to go to

   C:\nodejs\node_modules\npm\npm

2. There you do

   SHIFT + Right Click

3. Choose "Open command prompt here"

4. Run gulp from that cmd window

~ Answered on 2016-03-29 13:49:41

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Run Power-shell as administrator.

then run this command

              Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted                          

Use with CAUTION

~ Answered on 2020-11-08 08:04:38

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So I haven't seen this answer yet, and that NODE_PATH and all these other so-called environment variable fixes didn't do anything, so I thought I'd add my brute force way of getting this to work:

Obviously you install the latest node.js and do npm install. I also had to upgrade some dependencies first (was getting warnings on these when I tried to install gulp, and before I ran these commands it was telling me it was missing the popper.js dependency Bootstrap 4 required - even though it was actually ok in that department!):

npm install -g minimatch (Enter)

npm install -g graceful-fs (Enter)

I saw when I did npm install -g gulp, again, though (and it was failing to run), it was putting it in C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules

So because I was running gulp from a command line that was cd'd to my project folder in: C:\Users\myname\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\myproject

I doubt it knew anything about that other location. Also my package.json didn't have:

              "scripts":{     "gulp": "gulp"  }                          

Instead, it had:

              "scripts":{     "start": "gulp"  }                          

So it could not run gulp, anyway, even if it had been installed to the project. I guess at this point maybe if I had ran start instead of gulp, it might've worked, but so I added a comma after "gulp" and another line:

              "scripts":{     "start": "gulp",     "gulp": "gulp"  }                          

Then I copied the gulp folder from C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\gulp to C:\Users\myname\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\myproject\node_modules\gulp

and it worked fine after that.

~ Answered on 2017-10-06 17:29:19

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None of the given answers didn't worked for me. Because my issue was the gulp commands are blocked by Antivirus. I had installed the Gulp both globally and locally successfully. Mine is Kaspersky antivirus and once i allowed gulp in the antivirus firewall it works like a charm.

~ Answered on 2017-12-12 04:48:02

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