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How to remove Node.js from Windows: Take a deep breath. Run npm cache clean --force. Uninstall from Programs & Features with the uninstaller. Reboot (or you probably can get away with killing all node-related processes from Task Manager). Look for these folders and remove them (and their contents) if any still exist.
For Upgrading Node.js to the latest version. sudo n latest. If you need to do Undo then follow the command. sudo apt-get install --reinstall nodejs-legacy # fix /usr/bin/node. sudo n rm 6.0.0 # replace number with version of Node that was installed. sudo npm uninstall -g n.
Execute: node cli.js install -gf or node bin/npm-cli.js install npm -gf on certain versions (thanks to this comment) The last command is specified in the Makefile for target install, target which the README.md invites to execute when manually installing.
Now It's really easy to install and use Node.js even with Apache if you are using Xampp/Wamp etc. Because unlike old days, now Node.js org has created MSI installer for windows. Below are the steps to install Node.js with Apache. It is assumed that you have already installed xampp
I want to install node 6.9.4. In windows console I try with this: npm install [email protected] And it throws this error: npm ERR! No compatible version found: [email protected] npm ERR! Valid install targets: npm ERR! 0.0.0 In linux the result is similar. I try with. sudo npm install [email protected] and the output is:
Hopefully a simple question, npm install http works fine and I can connect via port 80 to third party services. npm install https by contrast does not latch on to a recognized package. Though I see a reference to package https here: HTTP GET Request in Node.js Express. What's the https analog to package http in node.js / Express?
To download and install a specific Node.js and npm version, use: nvm install 0.10 Then, you can switch to the installed version, using: nvm use 0.10 Also, you can create the .nvmrc file containing the version number, then switch to the specified version using the following command: nvm use To see the list of installed Node.js versions, use: nvm ls
Then you can install any desired version of node using nvm, like this: nvm install 20.15.0 And to use that specific version you can do it in a declarative way:
I would like to install NodeJS version 0.8.18 on Ubuntu 12.04. I tried to install the newest version and then reverting to 0.8.18 by using nvm, but when I run my code apparently there is some problem
Open that, select the "Path" and click on edit, then click "New" add your nodeJS Bin path i.e in my machine its installed in c:\programfiles\nodejs\node_modules\npm\bin. Once you added click "Ok" then close. Now you can write your command in prompt or powershell. If you using WIndows 10, go for powershell its a rich UI.