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There are the two locations for installing ad additional node instances: | There are the two locations for installing ad additional node instances: | ||
* for root user it is a /var/lib/nvm/ | * for root user it is a /var/lib/nvm/ | ||
* for regular user it is a $HOME/. | * for regular user it is a $HOME/.nvm/ | ||
Development package for ruby is called as the '''ruby-devel''', it contains all the prepequisites to ''build'' an other ruby with ''nvm'' or without, along with the development headers. Just install it as follows: | Development package for ruby is called as the '''ruby-devel''', it contains all the prepequisites to ''build'' an other ruby with ''nvm'' or without, along with the development headers. Just install it as follows: | ||
Latest revision as of 23:19, 25 March 2025
Usage
You have to use system node generally for several purposes, so you have to:
- use application, which strictly requires node;
- use node for development only purposes on your local machine;
Usage system node for any other cases along with the specific production case is UNSUPPORTED.
Installation
You have to install node for use just type in console as root:
# apt-get install nvm
For development
There are the two locations for installing ad additional node instances:
- for root user it is a /var/lib/nvm/
- for regular user it is a $HOME/.nvm/
Development package for ruby is called as the ruby-devel, it contains all the prepequisites to build an other ruby with nvm or without, along with the development headers. Just install it as follows:
# nvm ls-remote
Then install required node as follows:
$ nvm install v16.20.2