Before installing the Emulator, make sure you have a working installation of Node.js. We do not recommend using any system-provided Node.js, nor do we recommend installing Node.js via a Linux package manager. We recommend installing and managing your Node.js installations via nvm (Node Version Manager). You should not need to use sudo to install or run the Emulator. For more information see Setting up a Node.js Development Environment.
Note: After installation, you can use the alias functions-emulator in the case that your PATH or shell already has a functions command.
npm install -g @google-cloud/functions-emulator
Adds the functions command (and its alias functions-emulator) to your PATH.
yarn global add @google-cloud/functions-emulator
Adds the functions command (and its alias functions-emulator) to your PATH.
git clone https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-functions-emulator
wget https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-functions-emulator/archive/master.zip
wget https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-functions-emulator/archive/master.tar.gz
Once you've got a cloud-functions-emulator directory, you need to install dependencies:
NPM:
cd cloud-functions-emulator
npm install --production
Yarn:
cd cloud-functions-emulator
yarn --production
The binaries are available at:
bin/functions - The CLI, you could symlink this into /usr/local/bin or somethingbin/emulator - The Emulator serviceIf you see Error: Module version mismatch, that means you installed the Emulator with one version of Node, then changed versions of Node without re-installing the Emulator.
The fix:
A proper installation of Node.js and npm should not require the use of sudo. You should not have to sudo npm install anything, nor should you have to sudo node anything. For more information see Setting up a Node.js Development Environment.
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