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unhandled error when running cordova-splash #29
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I'm getting the same error. Is your operating system OSX, too? I'm also using cordova-icon, which works, so ImageMagick should be okay. |
I'm also getting the same error. OSX |
A get the same error. OSX |
Slightly different lines, but same problem (Windows 10) Checking Project & Splash ✓ platforms found: android Generating splash screen for android events.js:141 Error: spawn identify ENOENT |
I had the same problem with cordova icon, the solution there made this splash also work for me
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having the same issue |
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having the same issue |
I had the same problem with OSX. I downloaded and installed imagemagick from a .pkg file, but it turned out that I needed to install with brew install imagemagick. Hope it helps! |
Having the same problem. Tried to solve this with the suggestions Wolf-P made and reinstalled imagemagick with legacy components. But could not figure out how to check/ change environmental variables path. |
Thanks @Wolf-P. Installing the additional components fixed this issue for me on Windows 10. |
The correct solution is as @Wolf-P pointed out, but it might be good to have a meaningful error message when this issue arises. |
Having the same error. Imagemagick is installed and available over commandline. Icon exists which cordova-splash confirms. in the PATH the imagemagick entry comes at first before every other entry. Any recommendations? Okay, I got it: The newer installations do not have the checkbox to install "legacy components" like "convert.exe". I had installed 7.0.7 before. Installing 7.0.1 gave me the checkbox in the installer again and then it worked. |
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On 01/02/2018 23:31, Fabian Gosebrink wrote: Having the same error. Imagemagick is installed and available over commandline. Icon exists which cordova-splash confirms. in the PATH the imagemagick entry comes at first before every other entry. Any recommendations?
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The same error with me. Using Windows 10. How to solve?
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I had the same issue on Windows 10. What I did was:
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Im getting a error when i run cordova-splash in my root folder:
ImageMagick is installed.
nodejs version: 4.4.3
Any help is much appreciated.
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