Note: Sometimes, the system fails to overwrite the older Node.js release and you may end up with two versions. The Node.js Setup Wizard appears and guides you through the installation. Once the download is complete, run the installer.Ĥ. The system downloads the package and stores it in the specified directory.ģ. After deciding the version, click on the Windows or the macOS Installer, depending on the system you are using.
Navigate to the Node.js website and click on the latest stable version or the newest current release (with the latest features).Ģ. Bz doing so, the system should overwrite the older version with the updated one.ġ. One way to update your Node.js is to go to its official download page and install the newest release. Option 1: Update Node.js on Windows and macOS with Installer
Install the n module and update Node.js inside the terminal window.Download the latest Node.js release from its official download page and install the new Node.js release.Updating Node.js on Windows and macOS follows the same principles. Extract and install the package with the command: sudo tar -C /usr/local -strip-components 1 -xJf node-v14.17.0-linux-圆4.tar.xz Update Node.js to Latest Version on Windows and macOS Next, install xz-utils used to extract the binary package: sudo apt-get install xz-utilsĤ. You can either download the package from your browser or find the version number you need and add it to the wget command: wget ģ. PS: In the meantime I have updated the gist to use the NVM_DIR environment variable instead of the user directory to support custom installation sections added support for calling nvm use instead of nvm install.2. If || thenĮcho "expected node '$NODE_VERSION' and npm on path"Įcho "but was '$ACTIVE_VERSION' and npm:'$GLOBAL_NPM'" # so we replace active version with node version and anything afterwards nvmrc can contain only major or major.minor or full version GLOBAL_NPM=$(which npm || echo "not found on PATH") # if both doesn't work, exits with code 1 and some helpful messagesĮcho "sourcing nvm from brew ($BREW_PREFIX)" checks if the node version is correct based on.
tries to configure nvm and run `nvm install` # needs to be sourced as part of your script From all the answers here and in this related nvm issue I created this script (gist) that you can copy or clone (documentation is inlined): # shellcheck shell=sh
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