npm won't run the command.

[ehne]

every time i try to run the code nodebot-workshop
it states bash:nodebot-workshop command not found
I have had this problem with everything that i tried installing using NPM

[achingbrain]

Could you please post the entire output of the command npm install -g nodebot-workshop

[ehne]

its fairly large so i have put it on hastebin
here

[achingbrain]

Hmm, a bunch of that looks weird:

1. It appears to be trying to rename a bunch of directories under /Users/useruser/.npm-packages/.npm-packages/... - the double .npm-packages looks odd - does this directory exist?
2. ENOENT during npm install npm/npm#9633 seems to suggest running npm cache clean might help, failing that you could try deleting the directory /Users/useruser/.npm-packages
3. Could you post the contents of ~/.npmrc if it exists? (remove any auth keys before you do)
4. When an install fails, there's usually a path to npm-debug.log file at the end - what you posted looks truncated, was there any more output?
5. If there was an npm-debug.log file, could you please post it's contents?

[ehne]

1. there is only one .npm_packages, however there is a .npm_packages folder inside of .npm_packages
   2.that didn't work
   3..npmrc does not exist user-user-3:~ useruser$ cd /Users/useruser/.npm .npm/ .npm-packages/ .npmrc user-user-3:~ useruser$ cd /Users/useruser/.npmrc -bash: cd: /Users/useruser/.npmrc: Not a directory
   4.I couldn't find that file
   new output from terminal
   here
   thanks. [-]>

[achingbrain]

What's the value of your $PATH environmental variable?

[ehne]

user-user-3:~ useruser$ $PATH -bash: /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.5/bin:/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.4/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/opt/X11/bin:/usr/local/git/bin:/usr/local/go/bin:/opt/ImageMagick/bin: No such file or directory

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[achingbrain]

It looks like you need to add /Users/useruser/.npm-packages/.npm-packages/bin to your path in order to find the nodebot-workshop executable, however this is something the node installer normally does for you so I'm not sure why it's necessary, nor am I sure why you have two nested .npm-packages folders - something may have gone wrong during your installation of node.

I'd open an issue with npm/npm if I were you.