In the image below, we set node version v16.16.0Ĭongratulations! You have Node.js and NVM installed. Once you have a version of Node.js installed, you need to make it the default for the application you are about to install. If you just want to install the latest available release, use the command below. When finished, you will see something like the image below. You will see some output to indicate the installation process has begun. For example, to install the Node 16 LTS release called Gallium. Once you have selected a version, go ahead and install it with the nvm install command. The image below is cut short to save space, but is an example of the last few available versions. To do this, first list all available versions with this command.ĭepending on the node.js application you wish to run, you may need to select a specific version. (the image below is cut short to save space) Your output should begin with something like this below. The following command should bring up the NVM manual. Test the "nvm" command to ensure that NVM has been loaded into the hosting environment. Run this command to load the new environment. NVM needs to be loaded into the environment. You should see something like this to indicate that the installation is under way, and then completed. The command below will start the installation process. Once you have a file created, you can install NVM. For example, you can use the following command to check all the available versions for Node.js: nvm list-remote This will print a large list of all the available versions for Node.js starting from version v0.1.14 to the latest version currently available. profile file to hold the NVM environment information, using the command below: nvm version nvm -v The npm can be used to install different Node.js versions. If you get a response like ‘nvm command not found’, it’s not ready to be used yet. If it’s installed you’ll get a message like: This is the nvm response you want to see.
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