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[James_App_Maker]

@Jeorge Follow these steps:

1. Are you on a Windows computer? Install this:

Components for Private Use

Hi Matheus, I am actually using Linux to publish. Windows has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux and I use that for the deployment. If you want to develop, I strongly suggest you install it The only other way you can do it is to modify the Adalo publish component. In your project folder you will see node_modules. From there you need to look for @adalo\cli\src\build.js, line 28 in that file is where you seem to have an issue. You will need to debug the issue there.

If you’re on a Mac or Linux, continue reading

2. Open a terminal on your computer and type in the following:

git clone https://github.com/pragmaflowinc/adalo-geolocation

You would replace the text after “git clone” with the URL component you want to clone. In this example, we’re using GitHub - pragmaflowinc/adalo-geolocation

3. Then, you would cd into the folder

cd adalo-geolocation

4. To make sure you don’t get any errors, open Visual Studio Code, open the adalo-geolocation component foder, then go into package.json and change the component name to whatever you want.

5. Go back to the terminal and enter these commands:

npx adalo login

Login with your adalo email and password. You should see a “Login successful” message

npx adalo publish

Make sure to click on “private”

6. Continue by following these instructions by Adalo:

https://developers.adalo.com/docs/workflow/managing-private-components