http-server doesn't work on windows?

[JasonGoemaat]

'npm install http-server' works fine but it can't find the http-server command when I run this:
http-server -p 8000 app/

Where does it go and how can I access it?

[matsko]

It should get installed at the root of the directory at node_modules/http-server/bin. Let me know if you have any luck with windows.

[matsko]

This will be replaced with grunt shortly. Grunt has it's own webserver which works properly with Windows and AngularJS (no more http-server.js).

[JasonGoemaat]

I figured it out, I had to add '-g' t the install command, so 'npm install http-server -g'. Without -g it creates a node_modules directory with ".bin" and "http-server" subdirectories. I could run the server then with "node_modules/.bin/http-server". This is on windows in a GIT command shell. Does it somehow know where to find that on other operating systems or does it install the http-server script in the current directory? Maybe a node in the docs would solve some headaches... Thanks for your help.