Install Homebrew
See below:
Homebrew(official)
Install nodebrew
After you installed Homebrew, you should execute below
brew install nodebrew
If you want to check whether you could get it or not, please type this command.
nodebrew -v
and you can see the version of your nodebrew.
nodebrew 0.9.8
Usage:
nodebrew help Show this message
nodebrew install <version> Download and install <version> (compile from source)
nodebrew install-binary <version> Download and install <version> (binary file)
nodebrew uninstall <version> Uninstall <version>
nodebrew use <version> Use <version>
nodebrew list List installed versions
nodebrew ls Alias for `list`
nodebrew ls-remote List remote versions
nodebrew ls-all List remote and installed versions
nodebrew alias <key> <value> Set alias
nodebrew unalias <key> Remove alias
nodebrew clean <version> | all Remove source file
nodebrew selfupdate Update nodebrew
nodebrew migrate-package <version> Install global NPM packages contained in <version> to current version
nodebrew exec <version> -- <command> Execute <command> using specified <version>
Example:
# install from binary
nodebrew install-binary v0.10.22
# use a specific version number
nodebrew use v0.10.22
# io.js
nodebrew install-binary io@v1.0.0
nodebrew use io@v1.0.0
After you installed nodebrew, I recommend you to add the PATH of nodebrew to your .bash_profile
.
echo 'export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.nodebrew/current/bin' >> ~/.bash_profile
Install node.js
Before you install node.js, check the latest version of node.js on official website.
node.js official website
You might find out 2 or more versions of node.js.
I recommend you to install LTS(Long Term Support) version.
If you decided the version, type below and you can see all versions you can install.
nodebrew ls-remote
Can you find out the version you want? O.K. Let's install it.
nodebrew install-binary <THE-VERSION-YOU-WANT>
Please replace the to the version you want to install.
If you get error like below,
Warning: Failed to create the file
Warning: /Users/<YOUR-USER-NAME>/.nodebrew/src/v8.9.3/node-v8.9.3-darwin-x64.tar.gz: No
Warning: such file or directory
Make the folder which is needed with this command.
mkdir -p ~/.nodebrew/src
and retry nodebrew install-binary <THE-VERSION-YOU-WANT>
Launch node.js
Before launching node.js, check the nodebrew.
nodebrew ls
You can get like below:
v8.9.3
current: none
This is the list of node.js versions you have and current node.js version.
The line current: none
means your system haven't set the node.js.
So, type this
nodebrew use <THE-VERSION-YOU-WANT>
After that, please execute this
node -v
If you could set node.js appropriately, you can get the return about the node.js version like below.
v8.9.3
That's all! Now you can build amazing project with node.js!
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