node.js – Cannot find module internal/util/types
node.js – Cannot find module internal/util/types
I had same issue. After researching it, it looks like there are many ways that people have fix this problem.
What caused the problem for me was that I upgraded node and needed to rebuild my project.
npm rebuild
Fixed it for me.
There is a lengthy discussion here:
nodemon
Reverting to an earlier version, resolved the crash I was getting each time I run npm
:
sudo n 6.12.0
Thanks to: https://github.com/remy/nodemon/issues/1124#issuecomment-345181229
node.js – Cannot find module internal/util/types
In Windows 10 I recently had error message also, running nodejs
. This error would occur even if I simply ran something simple like npm --version
.
I then noticed the error stack trace showed the following script in the call stack:
C:Users\AppDataRoamingnpmnode_modulesnpmnode_modulesgraceful-fsfs.js:11:1)
It turns out that an earlier version of npm
had installed scripts in the users profile folder and, for some reason, that never got removed – even though I had performed many uninstalls and reinstalls of the latest nodejs
version.
Simply removing the entire npm
folder under C:Users<myusername>AppDataRoamingnpm
solved the issue.
The latest npm
installs these scripts in C:Program Filesnodejsnode_modulesnpm
, which is where these should be picked up.
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