I am trying to install eas cli and am getting the error: zsh: command not found: eas

Question

I am in the root folder and type:

yarn global add eas-cli

I then get:

yarn global v1.22.19
warning ../../package.json: No license field
[1/4] 🔍  Resolving packages...
[2/4] 🚚  Fetching packages...
[3/4] 🔗  Linking dependencies...
[4/4] 🔨  Building fresh packages...
success Installed "[email protected]" with binaries:

Then I go to use eas by typing eas login and I get:

zsh: command not found: eas

Hocker

Answer 1

For some reason yarn does not add it to commands, might be a path issue, set-up issue with yarn.

using npm it worked fine

npm install -g eas-cli

Nahshun

Answer 2

It worked for me , when i added this to .zshrc file in Mac operating system with M1 chip

export PATH="$PATH:$(npm get prefix)/bin"

Schizont

Answer 3

For mac and none of the above work. Check if your .npmrc has something like this

prefix=/Users/<username>/.npm-global

you can then add this line to your .zshrc or .bashrc

export PATH=$PATH:~/.npm-global/bin

provided that you already installed eas or eas-cli

.npm-global screenshot

Abdominal

Answer 4

This is a permission error, frequently happens on Yarn. Use:

$ sudo yarn global add eas-cli

instead.

Erichericha

Answer 5

I prefix it with npx and it worked fine

npx eas login

Broaddus

Answer 6

I used this command with "npx" like;

npx eas init --id XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

then its ok now.

Andalusite

Answer 7

check expo-cli package installed globally. and after install or check version eas

it worked for me

Intelligibility

Answer 8

Make sure that it is installed globally with the -g flag. This worked for me.

Yucca

Answer 9

prefix it with npx. Like this

npx eas login

Georganngeorge

Answer 10

Add npx before eas and it works fine

Use

npx eas init

Acatalectic

Answer 11

if you on macos

sudo npm install -g eas-cli

then enter password

Spheroidal

Answer 12

First, make sure you have the EAS CLI installed. You can install it globally using npm or yarn:

Using npm:

npm install -g eas-cli

Using yarn:

yarn global add eas-cli

After installation, verify that the eas command is available or not by running:

eas --version

Arvonio

Answer 13

it says

$ eas [COMMAND]

to use eas command.

Maybe you can type $ first before typing eas [command] for example,

    $eas login

It worked to me.

Sharenshargel