Manage node versions using NVM
Likely caused by the current verson of Node
First thing to try:
Then delete the node_modules
folder
Check your node version
See which node versions are installed on this machine
Assuming you have nvm
(node version manager) installed, this command will list your current node versions:
Switch node versions
(zipmessage tends to work only with node version 14)
Installing nvm (node version manager)
If it's not installed on your machine yet, do this:
CD to the home directory:
Install nvm using homebrew:
This creates the .nvm
folder in your home folder briancasel
Then open .bash_profile
and put this in it:
Then restart terminal
When you reopen it, you should be able to run nvm
and see it's help documentation there.
Set a default version of node specific to each project directory
cd
into the project directory and then set the node version you want to make default for this project:
Then run this automatically create a .nvmrc
file in this project directory containing the default node version:
All .nvmrc
does is make it so that when you run nvm use
it will then load that version of node. It doesn't automatically load this version by default when you cd into this project.
To make it automatically load, I updated my alias for this project so that it both cd's to this project folder and then runs nvm use
. To do this, I eded .bash_profile
(located in home directory-briancasel) and then used this line to create my cdzm
shortcut for zipmessage:
Then add .nvmrc
to your .gitignore
file so that it isn't pushed to github.
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