How to write bellow code for ionic 4?

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To ensure permissions are correct, run this command on Mac 
 what should i replace with LOGIN? as im getting error chown: LOGIN: illegal username.
$ sudo chown -R LOGIN /usr/local/lib/node_modules/cordova

For Read and Write permission:

chmod -R 777 '/Users/username/.cordova/lib/tmp'

in this getting error like no file or such directories

What I have tried:

I tried different ways but not able to solve this.

Posted 28-Jan-20 20:11pm

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Updated 28-Jan-20 22:15pm

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phil.o · Accepted Answer · 2020-01-28T22:16:00

Solution 1

You should replace LOGIN with the unix username and groupname of the account which should be the new owner of specified path.
If username is username, the command is then

sudo chown -R username:username /usr/local/lib/node_modules/cordova

Regarding your chmod command, the error message tells you that the path /Users/username/.cordova/lib/tmp does not exist.
Try

sudo chmod 777 /home/username/.cordova/lib/tmp

Linux chmod command help and examples[^]
Linux chown command help and examples[^]

Posted 28-Jan-20 22:16pm

phil.o

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Member 14704249 29-Jan-20 4:57am

First solved.
second giving me same error.

Richard Deeming 29-Jan-20 5:32am

Which would suggest the file or directory you're trying to modify does not exist.

Did you forget to replace the username in the path with your actual UNIX username?

sudo chmod 777 /Users/--YOUR-ACTUAL-USERNAME-GOES-HERE--/.cordova/lib/tmp

Member 14704249 29-Jan-20 6:09am

No, I didn't forget that.
By the way i'm using mac so is there anything to do with my code?

phil.o 29-Jan-20 6:40am

Maybe try to remove the single quotes around the path. Unix paths do not need to be quoted unless there are some whitespaces in names. Otherwise, what can we tell? If the system tells you the path does not exist, then thoroughly confirms that the path actually exists. We do not have access to your filesystem, so all we can do at this stage is guessing.

Member 14704249 29-Jan-20 6:42am

Okay i'll try it.

Member 14704249 29-Jan-20 7:01am

How do i check the path?? Like which location of my system

phil.o 29-Jan-20 7:15am

Use your preferred file system explorer.

Member 14704249 29-Jan-20 7:32am

Do you know any other way to install cordova as i installed using sudo npm install -g cordova but i didn't find .cordova in my mac.

phil.o 29-Jan-20 7:43am

Folders whose name begins with a dot, in unix world, are hidden by default. Try to configure your file explorer to display hidden folders.
Otherwise, you can also open a console and type cd <your path here>. It will succeed if path exists and fail otherwise.
You can also see A guide to installing Cordova on your Mac[^].

Member 14704249 29-Jan-20 8:07am

okay i'll do it.