The output should look like this: This will also install npm. You can install multiple Node.js versions using the install command. Next, run the apt-get update and then install nodejs as follows: sudo apt-get update. You can list all installed Node.js versions using the ls command. V16.13.2 Manage Node.js versions using NVM run: apt purge nodejs apt install lsb-release apt install -y nodejs. This command installs Node.js and the related NPM. The 4.8.2 version is installed through apt from the main repo. This will have more up-to-date versions of Node.js than the official Debian repositories. You can pick any specific version to install. How To Install Using a PPA The quickest and easiest way to get the most recent version of Node.js on your server is to add the PPA (personal package archive) maintained by NodeSource. You can check all available Node.js versions using the following command. The version of Node.js package in Ubuntu repository is referred to as nodejs and not node to avert conflict with another package in the repository. This should give you the following output: v8.10.0. You can verify the installation using the below command. Next, execute the command below to verify this installation: nodejs -version.

This command downloads the installation script and runs it.įor the nvm command to be available you need to close the terminal and open again or you can simply execute the following command to make it available in your current session.

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