NVM (Node Version Manager) is a command-line tool designed to simplify managing multiple versions of Node.js, particularly important for projects requiring different versions. Direct installations can lead to conflicts, but NVM allows developers to create isolated environments. Installation instructions are provided for both macOS/Linux and Windows platforms, ensuring users can set it up efficiently. Once installed, NVM offers straightforward commands to list, switch, and manage different Node.js versions, ultimately improving workflow and reducing potential project disruptions.
Managing Node.js versions can be challenging, especially when different projects require different Node.js versions. NVM provides isolated Node.js environments for each project.
The NVM install process on Unix-based systems is straightforward. Simply use a curl command to install NVM and configure your terminal.
For Windows users, installing NVM usually requires WSL, but NVM for Windows is available as a separate option that is easy to install.
NVM allows you to easily install, switch between, and manage different Node.js installations without the risk of conflicts across various projects.
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