Hmm ... "paths to my .zshrc file" ... Did you read BBEdit's Regarding environment variables when using “zsh” <https://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/zshenv.html>?
According to that, "BBEdit runs zsh as a non-interactive shell, zsh does not load ~/.zshrc" so you need to "move $PATH (and other environment settings) into ~/.zprofile" which will get loaded by zsh in a non-interactive invocation. Also, did you install the ServBay CLI per the ServBay CLI: Installation, Configuration & Usage Guide <https://support.servbay.com/basic-usage/command-line-support%20directions>? Although the directions are slightly outdated (by referencing bash as the default MacOS shell), the context of applying "Install CLI Tool to zsh" seems to imply modifying .zshrc, which per the above BBEdit support document won't work to add Servbay's installed tools path to the invoked non-interactive shell's $PATH. Without physically installing ServBay and checking what "Install CLI Tool to zsh" does, I assume that command modifies an existing ~/.zshrc file (or creates one if needed) by adding: export PATH="/Applications/ServBay/script:$PATH" to it, as the Servbay support Command-Line Tool: servbayctl <https://support.servbay.com/basic-usage/command-line-tool-servbayctl> article's Prerequisites section recommends. With all that covered: 1. Check your ~/.zshrc file. Does it have the above export PATH command in it? a. If so, move it to ~/.zprofile (creating the ~/.zprofile file if needed). b. If not, check the ~/.zprofile file (if one exists) to see if the above export PATH command is in it. If the file or command doesn't exist, create the file (if necessary) and add the command to it. 2. Open the MacOS Terminal app and check the ServBay installed tools can be found using the now-configured ~/.zshrc and ~/.zprofile export PATH arrangement. (Tool version commands are one way to check.) 3. If 2. works, repeat with a BBEdit Shell Worksheet to check the ServBay installed tools can be found. On Monday, March 2, 2026 at 7:03:29 AM UTC-8 Greg Raven wrote: > I used MAMP Pro for years in my local dev environment, and project > worksheet commands (such as, to invoke js-beautify, netlify, and wrangler) > worked fine. MAMP Pro's rough edges finally got to me, though, and I > switched to Servbay, which in many cases seems to be a superior local > environment. > > However, even though I have PHP, Python, Node, Rust, and Go installed, > worksheet commands that used to allow me to upload files to Netlify or > Cloudflare, as well as format JavaScript and JSON files, no longer work. > When I try to invoke them, I get either a "js-beautify not found" or "node > not found" console error. > > I don't mind (too much) having to copy-paste the upload commands, but I > miss the JavaScript formatting. > > I read the BBEdit documents, tried adding aliases and paths to my .zshrc > file, putting the commands in worksheets, trying different command-line > syntaxes, etc., but either I'm missing something or this is simply not > possible to do, even though the commands do work just fine from the command > line. > > Anyone else run into this and come up with a solution? > -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a feature request or believe that the application isn't working correctly, please email "[email protected]" rather than posting here. Follow @bbedit on Mastodon: <https://mastodon.social/@bbedit> --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "BBEdit Talk" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/bbedit/182d5d89-8d88-4abb-b6ac-8a9f3f3a567an%40googlegroups.com.
