editorTheme: {
palette: {
editable: true, // Enable/disable the Palette Manager
catalogues: [ // Alternative palette manager catalogues
'https://catalogue.nodered.org/catalogue.json',
'http://ec2-35-175-206-58.compute-1.amazonaws.com:1880/catalogue.json',
],
theme: [ // Override node colours - rules test against category/type by RegExp.
{ category: ".", type: ".", color: "#f0f" }
]
} ,
projects: {
// To enable the Projects feature, set this value to true
enabled: false
}
},
I am using above theme .But When I open Pallet it says that error occurred,but nothing in console
When I try to install a node from my repo I am getting
npm ERR! 404 Not Found - GET http://ecxxxxx.compute-1.amazonaws.com:48
73/newNode - no such package available
I mentioned a different package in catalogue.json like below
http://ecxxxxxx.compute-1.amazonaws.com:4873/node-red-contrib-example-lower-case
Anyone faced this issue
@josekavunkal rather than reuse this old topic, please start a new topic for your specific question.
Can you provide more details on exactly what you are doing and when you get that error?
Regarding the error loading your catalog - that is happening because your catalog is not valid JSON. You have an extra comma at the end of the node-type
line:
"types": [
"node-type",
],
We should be logging more details in the console for that - will check into why that isn't happening.
As for your 404 error - without more details as to what you are doing, its hard to say. I assume you've configured npm to use your custom registry?
This fixed the issue .Thank you Nick ,was struggling to resolve it.
But this extra coma was ignored by JSON parsers and there was no error at all .
I was confused by this .
Can you please let me know how to implement to call URL in this way 'http://localhost:5500/api/files/catalogue.json