Node.js setup in Ubuntu

We will install node.js using NVM (Node Verify Manager). NVM is a version manager for node.js. First, we will install nvm and then using nvm, we will install node.js.

Run the following command to install nvm.

You can refer this source for more information -

https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm#install--update-script.

Run the following command and if it outputs "nvm" then it's installed successfully.

Following command will list all available versions for node.js.

Following command will install node.js. Note that we haven't mentioned any version in this command so it will install the latest available version.

To install a specific version of node, we need to specify the version in the install command as below.

Run the following command and it should display installed node.js version if it's installed successfully.

Using the following command, we can see a list of all installed node.js versions.

So here, we are done with setting up node.js in our ubuntu system.