NPM is installed by default with Node.js and is the easiest way to update to any new version on Linux, macOS, or Windows when you do not need to use multiple versions. If you are unsure which you need, choose LTS. LTS is aimed at production environments that require stability and continued uptime. The most recent version of long-term support (LTS) is listed and you also have the option to choose a version in the Current section.Ĭurrent is for developers and development or testing environments that don't require the systems to be as stable or up and accessible. If you're using the installer to update, go to the Node.js downloads page to get the appropriate version. Update your local workstation's system using the tools and package managers for the operating system. Update your system: sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade Install NPM, which installs by default with Node.js. If you don't have it installed, see the How to Install Node.js guide. This guide assumes you are already running Node.js on your Linode or local workstation and are updating the version. It is regularly updated for security and improvements, and should be kept updated on your systems.
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