Get NVM/Node Version Manager using brew: brew install nvm in your MacOS terminal console.Note: If you already have a previous Node.js in your machine, that version will still available for you to use as the default version on your machine, in case you decide to use and install NVM.ĭefault Node.js version in my MacOS Installing NVM
This is my story about how I am using NVM on top of all my Node.js projects in my macOS machine. But that’s another different topic from this one that probably I’ll probably share it with you too in the future. Unless you already use Docker container projects, you’ll be fine with your Node version. So, this article is about how to update the Node versions between projects. For quite some time they updated and released new versions and several of them required upgrading the Node.js version. Many of my projects have been based on the Node.js ecosystem - Gulp.js, Express.js, and other libraries like React.js developed in the Next.js framework. I am going to show you How to Change Node.js Version Between Projects Using NVM (Node Version Manager).
This is essential for me because some of my projects run in different versions. It really increases the power of the Node.js ecosystem. Changing the Node.js version between projects using NVM really help me to handle and switch between multiple project versions. Node v14.0.0 is out and this time I want to show I managed to change Node to different versions.
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