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371 points timqian | 9 comments | | HN request time: 1.035s | source | bottom
1. flipp3r ◴[] No.17470387[source]
Wanted to see more so I installed it. Just throws a "ENOENT no such file or directory, scandir '...\node_modules\hacker-job-trends\assets\rowContents'"

Nice graphs though. Source of that is https://github.com/kroitor/asciichart

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2. listentojohan ◴[] No.17470408[source]
I get get same error - though haven't really used npm before.
3. sailfast ◴[] No.17470418[source]
I’ve seen node or npm version differences cause this kind of error before. Not the OP but maybe try with the latest?
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4. smt88 ◴[] No.17470433[source]
As I mentioned elsewhere, the graphs were a disaster on mobile for me. I'd prefer if they were rendered into PNGs and inlined in the future, perhaps using something like ChartJS[1].

(I still appreciated and upvoted this project, though. I know nothing is perfect when it's first released.)

1. https://github.com/vmpowerio/chartjs-node/

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5. b2ccb2 ◴[] No.17470555[source]
The assets are missing [1], just clone the github repo and move the offending directory to '...\node_modules\hacker-job-trends\assets\rowContents'

[1] https://github.com/timqian/hacker-job-trends/tree/master/ass...

6. timqian ◴[] No.17470557[source]
Thanks for reporting this, the reason is I ignored the rowContents to npm registry, it is fixed now.
7. symlinkk ◴[] No.17471741[source]
It's a command line tool, who cares if it works on mobile.
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8. sailfast ◴[] No.17471814[source]
Uneditable, but obviously this was not the issue. Disregard. :)
9. smt88 ◴[] No.17472041{3}[source]
It was posted on a website which, if it's a typical news site, gets at least 40% of its traffic from mobile devices.

I understand your point, but at least the readme could have images as a demo.

Anyway, it doesn't matter that much. Clearly we all like the tool regardless.