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Asked: April 18, 20222022-04-18T02:46:11+00:00 2022-04-18T02:46:11+00:00In: javascript

How to update node using command line in windows?

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How can I update node using command line in windows? I will be thankful for your solutions.

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Idea for “update node using command line in windows”:

If you wish to upgrade Node.js via the command line, use the n model inside the npm command. The model the feature lets users interact with various Node.js versions.

1. Before you update to the latest Node.js release, make sure you know which version you’re using by:

node -v

2. The next step is to clear the cache of npm by typing:

npm cache clean -f

3. Install n all over the globe:

npm install -g n

4. After you’ve installed n then, you can utilize this module to download the newest stable version of Node.js:

sudo n stable

Alternately, you can install the Node.js release that includes the most current features:

sudo n latest

Install a specific version number by using:

n [version.number]

 

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  1. Ambre Martin
    2022-05-26T09:53:21+00:00Added an answer on May 26, 2022 at 9:53 am

    Maybe not the best solution, but it works.

    //First, clear the npm cache:
     npm cache clean -f
    ​
    //Install n, Node’s version manager:
     npm install -g n
     
    //With the n module installed, you can use it to:
     Install the latest stable version: n stable
     Install the latest release: n latest
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