TL;DR - You probably don't need Nginx and you definitely don't need
Passenger.
Node is different from Ruby in that it doesn't really need an HTTP proxy to
sit in front of it (LinkedIn famously removed their front-end proxies a few
years ago). When you run peerjs, it's starting an http server
I think you have installed the package so you cannot access it from another
directories.
If you want to access from any directory then install it globally using
follinf command
*npm i -g packageName*
Replace packageName with necessary package name
On Tue, Apr 17, 2018, 7:25 PM GlanPlon
Hi
I installed Nodejs on Windows 10 along with a netcdf file reader package.
The Nodejs is installed in c:\windows\system32 .
Everything works well if I open the nodejs session in this directory.
However if I change the directory the netcdf package is inaccessible by the
require command.
Any
