npm' packages installed to global that couldn't find them. about fish-nvm

@IvanWei Hi! I can't help you with this plugin so you'll need to talk to @FabioAntunes :)

In the meantime, check out fnm or verman which I maintain and are known to work with global modules.

[FabioAntunes]

@IvanWei nvm isn't being sourced on shell init, so unless you run nvm or npm first on your terminal, bower won't be recognized.

You could create a bower.fish in your functions folder inside ~/.config/fish and then paste this:

function bower -d "Package manager"
__nvm_run "bower" $argv
end

But as @BRJ said, try fnm or verman they are pure fish version managers

[IvanWei]

@FabioAntunes Thank you! 😄

I know this idea, but it isn't convenient.
if many packages installed to global that need create more fish files.

[FabioAntunes]

@IvanWei If you really want to be able to run global packages you can source nvm on shell init, but be prepared to see a delay of some seconds. You can read more about that in this issue #2