See the docs for more detail Npm is shipped with node, that is how you should install it Nvm is only for changing node versions and does not install npm A cleaner way to use npm and nvm is to first install node as it is (with npm), then install the nvm package by npm. Load the existing node_modules tree from disk clone the tree fetch the package.json and assorted metadata and add it to the clone The result was as follows
This was unclear to me For anyone else wondering how to use this If you get server error Unable to get local issuer certificate, you can bypass ssl certificate validation by running the following command in your terminal Export node_tls_reject_unauthorized=0 then run npm run dev or npm run start or whatever your command to start your app. Learn 3 different ways to install node.js and npm, and the advantages and disadvantages of each
If you want to install all the node_modules from the package.json file you simply put Npm install in terminal (on the same directory where the package.json exists) and it would install all the node modules in the folder called node_modules. Here is the quote from the official npm documentation We strongly recommend using a node version manager like nvm to install node.js and npm We do not recommend using a node installer, since the node installation process installs npm in a directory with local permissions and can cause permissions errors when you run npm packages globally. So to be clear (although it should go without saying)
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