Command not found mac OSX mountain lion

[Dmoney]

I ran the mac installer for sencha cmd. but when I type sencha into a terminal window all I get is this:

-bash: sencha: command not found


The directory was created and the files exist after running the installer. What else do I have to do?

[dongryphon]

What version of Sencha Cmd did you install? Also, did you start a new terminal instance? The PATH environment variable is updated by a shell script that should run on terminal start.

[YomeKitsuma]

On Lion 10.7.4, you have to add PATH and VAR in the .bash_profile file at the root of your user folder !

export SENCHA_CMD_3_0_0="/Users/you/Path/To/Sencha/Cmd/3.0.0.XXX"
export PATH=/Users/you/Path/To/Sencha/Cmd/3.0.0.188:$PATH

[dongryphon]

That should be done by the installer. Maybe not to that exact shell script, I'll have to check, but you should not need to add anything manually.

[YomeKitsuma]

Hi Don,

With the new Cmd v3 (since 144), i've to manually insert the VAR and PATH into my .bash_profile file.

The VAR and PATH are well added to the .profile file, but the "sencha" command in Terminal gives nothing. This works after having added to the .bash_profile...

[Dmoney]

Thanks @YomeKitsuma that fixed it !!

[dongryphon]

I have opened a bug in our bug tracker so we can look at this. Thanks!

[YomeKitsuma]

Thanks @YomeKitsuma that fixed it !!

Your welcome

[dongryphon]

Having the same problem ("-bash: compass: command not found") , but I don't see the file indicated in my user root folder. Do I need to create it? I'm on 10.7.5. Thanks for any help.

I believe that is a different issue. The OP is about "sencha" being the not found command. In this case, it looks like you just need to install compass: "gem install compass". And probably restart the terminal to get compass in your PATH.

[markevans]

Thanks, yeah - tried to delete in time once I realized mine was different. I've resolve my issue. Thanks for the tip. I really appreciate it.