Usually, if I am using the dialog box, this is true but hey, I don't seem to have any choice if I want to make a good quality d3 map.
I found the following Introduction to npm - so npm is a node programme manager.
It helps to install various node programmes.
In includes a warning about using sudo - the super user work around all the time.
Helpfully, it gives a solution too.
$ sudo chown -R $USER /usr/local
Ok, so it seems that using npm requires Xcode and I am pretty sure I don't have that installed.
Basically that's because some C+ compiling is required.
Answer here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22996677/why-is-npm-install-failing-because-of-xcode
Going to install Xcode 3.2
I'm working with earlier versions of things but hopefully it will work.
So, it does seem as if these have now worked.
I have installed Xcode 3.2 into a Developer folder in my local user area.
I have installed Contextify
$ npm install contextify
I have installed topojson
$ npm install -g topojson
$npm ls
gives this:
/Users/paulbrennan
└─┬ contextify@0.1.8
├── bindings@1.2.0
└── nan@1.0.0
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