If you do not have curl on your system, run the following command to install it: sudo apt install curlĢ. To enable the NodeSource repository, you have to use a curl command.ġ. To switch versions of Node.js (if you have already installed it on the NVM) enter the command: nvm use 8.11.1 Option 3: Install Node.js from NodeSource RepositoryĪlternatively, you may want to install Node.js and NPM from the NodeSource repository by adding its PPA (Personal Package Archive) for Ubuntu. To check which version you are currently using, run the command: node -v Now, download the NVM installation script with the command: curl -o- | bash Press y to confirm the installation and hit Enter.Ģ. If you do not have curl, install it by running: sudo apt install curl To install NVM, download the installation script from GitHub. NVM is a tool practical for managing multiple Node.js versions.ġ. Verify the installed version: npm -v Option 2: Install Node.js and NPM with NVMĪnother way to install Node.js and NPM is with the Node Version Manager (NVM). Install the Node.js package manager (npm): sudo apt install npmĥ.
Confirm that the installation was successful by checking the available version: nodejs -vĤ.
Then, install Node.js with the command: sudo apt install nodejsģ.
The easiest way to install Node.js and NPM is from the Ubuntu repository.įirst, update the cache repository to ensure you install the latest versions of Node.js and NPM.Ģ. Option 1: Install Node.js and NPM from Ubuntu Repository Read this to create a sudo user on Ubuntuģ Ways to Install Node.js and NPM on Ubuntuīelow you will find instructions on how to install Node.js and NPM on Ubuntu using the Ubuntu repository, NVM, and NodeSource repository.
To find out more, read How to Update Node.js on Linux. Note: The process of updating Node.js is similar to installing, but with a few minor differences.
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