Note that node package manager ( npm) will be installed along with node.
Note that there are two versions available to download: the LTS version and the Current version.
Brew upgrade node install#
To install Node on other systems, go to the Node website, then download and install the appropriate installer for your operating system. Windows / Linux Installation Instructions Next, ensure Homebrew packages are run before the system versions of the same (which may be dated or not what we want) by executing the following:įor bash users: $ echo 'export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH' > ~/.bash_profileįor zsh users: $ echo 'export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH' > ~/.zshrc This installs Homebrew on your device, a package manager for OS X that makes it easy to install developer software. If you do not have Homebrew installed yet, you may install it now by copy and pasting this command into the command line: $ /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL )" If you have an older version of Node already installed, upgrade through Homebrew by running $ brew upgrade node.Ĭomplete the "Working with Node" section below to confirm your installation is functioning correctly. If you are installing Node for the first time now, you will be at a higher version than what's listed in our examples. Node should be 12.x or higher and npm should be 6.x or higher.
First, restart your terminal, then enter in the following commands: $ node -v Confirm that node and npm are in place by checking the versions of each. Node package manager is called npm for short. When installing Node.js, node package manager will also be installed. On OS X systems, install Node.js through Homebrew with the following command in your home directory: $ brew install node Confirm each tool is functioning properly by following all instructions below. You are expected to install any tools you do not already have before the course begins. The JavaScript course will require Node.js. Before the first week of class, take time to ensure all necessary tools and frameworks are correctly installed on your personal machine, including those we will use later on in the course.
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