How to install NodeJS
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Node Version ManagerThe best way to install NodeJS is using Node Version Manager (NVM). Using NVM allows you to quickly switch between versions of NodeJS (useful when trying to run older applications) and allows easy update management.
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Installing on Linux/MacOSRun the install and update script found at: https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm
Then move to the Setting up
section below.
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Installing on WindowsOn Windows, visit the following link and download the latest release of nvm-setup.exe
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https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/releases
Run the installer, then move to the Setting up
section below.
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Setting upOpen up a terminal (admin if on Windows) and type:
nvm install 16
This will install the latest version of NodeJS 16. The terminal will then tell you which command to run to use
the just-installed version, for example:
nvm use 16.15.0
You can then check it's installed correctly using:
node -v
To use a different version of NodeJS, such as 14, simply install
it and then use
it.
nvm install 14nvm use 14.19.3
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