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You are using use strict, which prevents any miss creation of global variable.

Thus when issue is with var $ = jQuery = require('jquery'); as accidental variable jQuery which doesn't exist is been created as global variable and assigned to $. use strict prevented this.

Just use

React removed createClass from version 16. You can use create-react-class to migrate easily as shown in react documentation.

This issue has been resolved by adding the following to the build task:

The process of fixing this went as follows:

1. Uninstall node and npm

   • If using Homebrew, simply do brew uninstall node

2. Delete /usr/local/lib/node_modules (make a list of what's in there for future reference)

3. Reinstall node with brew install node --without-npm. This part is important, as node natively pulls in npm. npm doesn't appreciate Homebrew's all-controlling demeanor, though and I think this, at least partially, contributed to my issues.

4. The current curl install process being passed around does NOT work on the latest OSX. You'll receive an error, but the installation will still look successful -- at least until you run npm -v and receive npm: Command not found. You need to do this process (thanks to zmilonas @ https://gist.github.com/DanHerbert/9520689):

export NPM_VERSION=6.1.0

export NPM_PREFIX_FROM_RC=$(test -f ~/.npmrc && cat ~/.npmrc | awk -F'=' '{print $NF}')

export NPM_PREFIX=${NPM_PREFIX_FROM_RC:=~/.npm-packages}

curl -O https://registry.npmjs.org/npm/-/npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz && \

tar xzf npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz && \

cd package && \

node bin/npm-cli.js install -gf --prefix=${NPM_PREFIX} ../npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz && \

cd .. && \

rm -rf package npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz

1. Set NODE_PATH to: export $NODE_PATH="/Users//.npm-packages/lib/node_modules"

2. You can also add the command in step 5 to ~/.bash_profile` as to retain this environment variable upon restart.

3. Run npm install -g for each package that was previously in /usr/local/lib/node_modules

4. Remove your old node_modules from your project directory and run npm install. This should take care of any breakages that occurred due to the update.

5. Run a test build. This should resolve any of the issues you were having, much like they resolved mine. While this hasn't fixed everything, this process is what it took to repair my broken npm/node install and narrow down what and where the actual issue is in my project.

You can use the snippet bellow, to bundle your .js files with gulp and browserify.

Your error says "navbar is undefined", is it possible that the element you're trying to fetch with getElementsByClassName doesn't exist at the time of this code being executed? Try running this "document.getElementsByClassName('nav-bot')[0];" in the console first.

I was able to edit the gulp.task('serve') to accomplish this:

The problem is here. I am not injecting template that is generated by gulp-angular-templatecache.

Fix

If this is your complete package.json file please, read this documentation and complete it with, at least, the required elements.

I think name and version fields will be sufficient.