Can you please copy and paste the command you’re launching in the terminal along with the full error?
Can you also copy and paste the result of doing npx frontity info?
Our best guess is that npm doesn’t have the write permission in some directory where it is trying to download the frontity package (which causes the EPERM error).
And subsequently npx cannot find the frontity package because it has not been downloaded (which causes the command not found: frontity )
It’s possible but it’s really hard to say if it has anything to do with windows firewall without more context
This is why I’ve asked if you can share the specific steps that you’ve tried (what command did you type? what actions did you take, etc?) so that we could know what we could rule out.
The more information you can provide, the better we are able to help you
Hello @stivweng did you try to run your project outside your C:\Users\Steve Wang folder? It really looks like the problem you were facing in your screenshot was related with the folder name
containing an space.