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For obvious reasons, having NodeJS installed on your work machine is a must. 😄
Using Windows 10, however, workflow should be similar for most versions.
- download v4.2.2 from https://nodejs.org/en/ (5.1.0 has problems with npm and VS2015)
- install it regularly
Open up terminal (Windows + R -> 'cmd' -> Enter) and type node -v. If it works, you are good to go and you can ignore the stuff below. Otherwise, continue.
- open up This PC
- in that window, right click the PC icon located above all your hard drives and directories
- in the new window, click Advanced system settings
- in the newest window, click Environment Variables...
- find the PATH variable, click edit
- add the following: YOUR_ABSOLUTE_NODEJS_INSTALL_DIRECTORY/; and C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\npm;
- please note that all PATH variables must be separated with ;
- open up terminal
sudo apt-get install nvmnvm install 5.1
Node version manager (best practice): you can switch between Node version
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v5.0.0/install.sh | bash #grab version 4 source ~/.profile # to get system aware of nvm - include nvm in $PATH = so you can use 'nvm' command in terminal nvm ls # if you get error install git apt-get install git, dnf/yum install git ....
nvm install v5.0.0 nvm install v5.1.0 node --version # node you're currently using nvm use v 5.0.0 # changes node version only in current terminal tab nvm alias default v5.0.0 # now this version is set as system default so if you do not set it expclicitely v5 is set as default but you can override it - but only in terminal tab where you type "nvm use vX.y...." elswhere (where you do not set it expclicitely - v5.0.0 would be used