To test your Node.js installation, write a Hello World application. Mkdir : /home/ubuntu/n/n/versions/node/18.1.0

To install the latest GA version of Node.js: To install the LTS version of Node.js, type in the following command: IMPORTANT: OPEN A NEW TERMINAL TAB/WINDOW or run `. Installing the requested Node.js version(s). Installing helper scripts in '/home/ubuntu/n/bin'. Shell initialization file '/home/ubuntu/.bashrc' updated. Running local n installation to '/home/ubuntu/n/bin'. Your shell, bash, IS supported, and the following initialization ensure that $N_PREFIX/bin is in the $PATH Initialization file will be modified in order to: If your shell is bash, bsh, zsh, fish, or pwsh (PowerShell), the relevant '-' means that *no* version will be installed: 'latest' to the latest available version. 'lts' refers to the LTS (long-term support) version, You are ABOUT TO INSTALL n, the Node.js VERSION MANAGER, in:Īfterwards, THE FOLLOWING Node.js VERSION(S) WILL BE INSTALLED,Īnd the first one listed will be made active To install n on Ubuntu, use the following bash script: At the time of creating this tutorial, the latest release of Node.js was 16.15.x and the latest GA release was 18.1.x.īefore installing Node.js you have to install a tool to manage multiple Node.js installations.

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