With NPM, you can easily install packages to extend the apps and programs that you write using Javascript. Since NPM is included with the installation of NodeJS, there is no need to install NPM separately, you’re ready to go. Now that you have NodeJS installed on your Manjaro Linux system, you also have access to the Node Package Manager, known as NPM. nvm use 19.6.0 – Tells the system to use this specific version of node.nvm use –lts – Tells the system to use the installed LTS version of node.nvm install node – This installs the latest available version (Possibly not an LTS version).

nvm install 19.6.0 – This installs a specific version.To find more commands refer to the NVM documentation or by running nvm –help in your terminal. If you wish to install multiple versions of NodeJS on your Linux system, you can do so by using some of these nvm commands. If you’re not the reading type, check out our simple video guide on how to install NodeJS on Manjaro Linux on the credibleDEV YouTube channel. Ready to start coding using NodeJS on Manjaro? Check out our guide on installing VScode on Manjaro Linux Install NodeJS on Manjaro Linux, Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions.Install NVM for Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions.

Typically you would want to develop on LTS for better support unless you really need the newest features not available in LTS, or you are simply testing some new functionality. NVM allows you to easily install, update and switch between different releases of NodeJS, such as LTS, which is what we will be installing today. It’s quite simple to do on Manjaro, especially when using NVM – Node Version Manager. If you plan on getting into Javascript development and you use Manjaro, you will likely run across the need to install NodeJS on Manjaro Linux.

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