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zsh: command not found: npm

The error “zsh: command not found: npm” in your zsh terminal means the system cannot locate the npm executable. This typically happens when npm is installed but not in your shell’s PATH environment variable, or if Node.js (which includes npm) is not installed or not correctly configured. To resolve this, you can either add the npm directory to your PATH or reinstall Node.js and npm.
Troubleshooting Steps:

Verify Node.js and npm Installation:
Open your terminal and type node -v and npm -v.
If you see version numbers, it means Node.js and npm are installed. If you get “command not found”, proceed to install Node.js and npm using your system’s package manager (e.g., brew install node on macOS with Homebrew) or from the official website.

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