How can I update NodeJS and NPM to the next versions

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I just installed Node js and npm  for additional modules    How can I update Node js and the modules which I m using to the latest versions   Can npm do it  or do I have to remove and reinstall Node js and npm to get the next versions   I followed this steps in the npm section

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I have developed a very simple and fast package to do this kind of update  atualiza can deal with global and project packages  In the later you can choose between the newest version or the bigger version that matches your current package json s rule  For global packages you don t have a rule so atualiza will upgrade to newest always

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These days you go to https   nodejs org en download   Run the setup required by you re operating system  It will detect any existing installation and get you the selected version correctly installed

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sudo n list   gt  show the list of installed versions sudo n stable   gt  install latest stable version  You can also use nvm to install latest version or change between different versions  For latest npm version  npm install -g npm latest

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Just listened to an interview with the npm team on the latest episode of nodeup  and they recommended not using update for the update from 1 x to 2 x  Instead  use  npm install npm -g

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To update node use nvm  or nvmw for windows   To update npm  the npm update npm -g command didn t work for me  on windows   What did work was reinstalling npm according to the documentation   You can download a zip file from https   npmjs org dist   and unpack it in the same folder where node exe lives   Make sure if you do this that you get rid of your previous installation first  though overwriting it will probably work ok      To update your modules  use the npm update command

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Install npm    sudo apt-get install npm  Install n    sudo npm install n -g  latest version of node    sudo n latest  Specific version of node you can  List available node versions    n ls  Install a specific version    sudo n 4 5 0

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Here is a simple fix for those who installed node via Homebrew without npm and later on struggled with npm upgrade installation using an official script  This approach assumes you have run the node installation as follows   brew install node --without-npm echo prefix    npm-packages  gt  gt     npmrc curl -L https   www npmjs com install sh   sh   If above failed then start from here  Remove npm if any   rm -rf    npm-packages lib node modules npm   Download and unpack the latest version of npm  currently at 5 6 0   cd   curl -L https   registry npmjs org npm - npm-5 6 0 tgz   tar xz   Move unpacked package into node modules folder   mv   package    npm-packages lib node modules npm   Make sure your    bash profile has following entries   export NPM PACKAGES   HOME  npm-packages  export NODE PATH   NPM PACKAGES lib node modules  NODE PATH  export PATH   NPM PACKAGES bin  PATH    Source the file   source    bash profile   Verify installation   npm -v

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Another way to do this on Ubuntu  use umake   umake nodejs   installed the latest current version v11 14 0   Plus    update to latest version with just one command   Minus    needs umake installed

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First update npm    npm install -g npm next  Then update node to the next version   npm install -g node next or npm install -g n next  or  to the latest   npm install -g node latest or npm install -g node  check after version installation    node --versionor node -v

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First check your NPM version  npm -v   1  Update NPM to current version   View curent NPM version   npm view npm version   Update npm to current version   npm i -g npm     2  List all available NPM versions and make a custom install update roll-back  View all versions including  alpha    beta  and  rc   release candidate   npm view npm versions --json   Reinstall NPM to a specific version chosen from the versions list - for example to 5 0 3  npm i -g npm 5 0 3    Installing one version will automatically remove the one currently installed  For Linux and iOS prepend commands with sudo

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Use NVM to manage node version  it will automatically take care of npm

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Warning  if you need update Node from an old version  in my case v4 6 0  it is better to re-install nodejs from scratch  download link  https   nodejs org  otherwise npm will also update itself to a version that s not compatible with the new Node  see this discussion    This is the error message that I got after updating Node  on Windows  with npm    npm install -g npm stable            npm  C  Users me AppData Roaming npm node modules npm bin npm-cli js 85       let notifier   require  update-notifier    pkg              SyntaxError  Block-scoped declarations  let  const  function  class  not yet supporte d outside strict mode     at exports runInThisContext  vm js 53 16      at Module  compile  module js 373 25      at Object Module  extensions  js  module js 416 10      at Module load  module js 343 32      at Function Module  load  module js 300 12      at Function Module runMain  module js 441 10      at startup  node js 139 18      at node js 974 3   After new installation npm works again     npm -v 6 5 0   node -v v10 15 0

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Just run the below scripts on console   sudo npm i -g n sudo n stable sudo npm update -g npm   This will work for Linux and MAC only

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To install the latest version of npm using npm   sudo npm install npm latest   I run this on Linux so I am not sure about other operating systems   On Linux you can also run   sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade   This will tell the apt-get package manager to update and upgrade all packages

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As you may already know  npm is currently bundled with node js  It means that if you have installed node js  you ve already installed npm as well   Also  pay attention to the node js and npm release versions table that shows us approximate versions compatibility  Sometimes  versions discrepancy may cause incompatibility errors   So  if you re a developer  it s kinda  best practice  to manage your development environment using one of the node js version managers   Here is a list and usage notes of some of the most popular   Homebrew  macOS   If you re on macOS  you can use Homebrew   Actually  it s not just a node js version manager   To install Homebrew to your Mac     ruby -e    curl -fsSL https   raw github com Homebrew homebrew go install     To install node js and npm using Homebrew  run     brew install node   Later  you will be able to update them using     brew update  amp  amp  brew upgrade node   Also  you can switch between node js versions as well     brew switch node 0 10 26   npm will be upgraded downgraded automatically   n  macOS  Linux   n is most likely to rvm  Ruby Version Manager   and is used to manage node js and npm versions simultaneously  It is written on pure Linux shell  and available as an npm module  So  if you already have any node js version installed  you can install update the n package through npm     npm install -g n   Downloading  installing and switching to node js and npm versions is as easy as     n 0 10 26   n 0 8 17   n 0 9 6   To download  install  and switch to the latest official release  use     n latest   To download  install  and switch to the latest stable official release  use     n stable   To switch to the previously active version  aka   cd -   use     n prev   If you want to see the list of installed node js versions  just run n from your command line  The output will be something like the following     n    0 10 26     0 8 17   0 9 6   Where the dot       means that it s a currently active version  To select another node js version from the list  use Up Down arrow keys and activate using the Enter key   To list the versions available to install     n lsr   nvm  macOS  Linux   nvm is also like rvm  even the command names and usage are very similar   To install nvm you can use the installation script  requires git  using cURL     curl https   raw github com creationix nvm master install sh   sh   or wget     wget -qO- https   raw github com creationix nvm master install sh   sh   To download and install a specific node js and npm version  use     nvm install 0 10   Then  you can switch to the installed version  using     nvm use 0 10   Also  you can create the  nvmrc file containing the version number  then switch to the specified version using the following command     nvm use   To see the list of installed node js versions  use     nvm ls   To list the versions available to install     nvm ls-remote   nvm-windows  Windows   nvm-windows is a node js version management utility for Windows  ironically written in Go   It is not the same thing as nvm  However  the usage as a node js version manager is very similar   To install nvm-windows  it is required to uninstall any existing versions of node js and npm beforehand  Then  download and run the latest installer from releases   To upgrade nvm-windows  run the new installer  It will safely overwrite the files it needs to update without touching your node js installations   nvm-windows runs in an Admin shell  You ll need to start Powershell or Command Prompt as Administrator to use nvm-windows   Before using  you may also need to enable nvm-windows with the following command   C   gt  nvm on   To download and install a specific node js and npm version  use   C   gt  nvm install 0 12   Then  you can switch to the installed version  using   C   gt  nvm use 0 12   If you want to see the list of installed node js versions  use   C   gt  nvm list   To list the versions available to install   C   gt  nvm list available

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If you re using Windows  Go to https   nodejs org en download   download latest  exe or  msi file and install to overwrite the old versions  If you re using Ubuntu or Linux  Uninstall node js first then reinstall  e g with Ubuntu      sudo apt-get remove nodejs    assume node js 8 is latest version curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 8 x   sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install nodejs  node -v npm -v   Remove node modules in your project folder and npm install to make sure your application will run well on new node and npm version

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Try the latest stable version of npm See what version of npm you re running  npm -v Upgrading on  nix  OSX  Linux  etc    You may need to prefix these commands with sudo  especially on Linux  or OS X if you installed Node using its default installer   You can upgrade to the latest version of npm using  npm install -g npm latest Or upgrade to the most recent release  npm install -g npm next Upgrading on Windows  By default  npm is installed alongside node in C  Program Files  x86  nodejs npm s globally installed packages  including  potentially  npm itself  are stored separately in a user-specific directory  which is currently C  Users  lt username gt  AppData Roaming npm   Because the installer puts C  Program Files  x86  nodejs before C  Users  lt username gt  AppData Roaming npm on your PATH  it will always use the version of npm installed with node instead of the version of npm you installed using npm -g install npm  lt version gt   To get around this  you can do one of the following    Option 1  edit your Windows installation s PATH to put  appdata  npm before  ProgramFiles  nodejs  Remember that you ll need to restart cmd exe  and potentially restart Windows  when you make changes to PATH or how npm is installed    Option 2  remove both of   ProgramFiles  nodejs npm  ProgramFiles  nodejs npm cmd    Option 3  Navigate to  ProgramFiles  nodejs node modules npm and copy the npmrcfile to another folder or the desktop  Then open cmd exe and run the following commands    cd nbsp  ProgramFiles  nodejsnpm nbsp install nbsp npm latest If you installed npm with the node js installer  after doing one of the previous steps  do the following    Option 1 or 2  Go into  ProgramFiles  nodejs node modules npm and copy the file named npmrc in the new npm folder  which should be  appdata  npm node modules npm  This will tell the new npm where the global installed packages are     Option 3  Copy the npmrc file back into  ProgramFiles  nodejs node modules npm    A brief note on the built-in Windows configuration The Node installer installs  directly into the npm folder  a special piece of Windows-specific configuration that tells npm where to install global packages  When npm is used to install itself  it is supposed to copy this special builtin configuration into the new install  There was a bug in some versions of npm that kept this from working  so you may need to go in and fix that up by hand  Run the following command to see where npm will  install global packages to verify it is correct  npm config get prefix -g If it isn t set to  lt X gt   Users  lt user gt  AppData Roaming npm  you can run the below command to correct it  npm config set prefix    APPDATA  npm  -g Incidentally  if you would prefer that packages not be installed to your roaming profile  because you have a quota on your shared network  or it makes logging in or out from a domain sluggish   you can put it in your local app data instead  npm config set prefix    LOCALAPPDATA  npm  -g    as well as copying  APPDATA  npm to  LOCALAPPDATA  npm  and updating your  PATH   of course   Everyone who works on npm knows that this process is complicated and fraught  and we re working on making it simpler  Stay tuned     Source  https   docs npmjs com troubleshooting try-the-latest-stable-version-of-npm

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Just run the following command in terminal as root administrator   npm i -g n n stable npm update -g npm   It has worked for me on Linux

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I found one plugin which can help to update all npm packages   First  you need to install an npm-check-updates plugin here is the link npm-check-updates  npm i -g npm-check-updates   So this utility is installed globally  you can invoke it by simply writing as follow   1  ncu -u Here ncu is npm check updates   2  npm install  So with these two commands  you can easily update npm packages I hope this will help you to update packages easily

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Use n module from npm in order to upgrade node   n is a node helper package that installs or updates a given node js version   sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n sudo n stable sudo ln -sf  usr local n versions node  lt VERSION gt  bin node  usr bin nodejs   NOTE that the default installation for nodejs is in the  usr bin nodejs and not  usr bin node  To upgrade to latest version  and not current stable  version  you can use  sudo n latest  To undo   sudo apt-get install --reinstall nodejs-legacy       fix  usr bin node sudo n rm 6 0 0       replace number with version of Node that was installed sudo npm uninstall -g n   If you get the following error bash   usr bin node  No such file or directory then the path you have entered at  sudo ln -sf  usr local n versions node  lt VERSION gt  bin node  usr bin nodejs   if wrong  so make sure to check if the update nodejs has been installed at the above path and the version you are entered is correct   I would advise strongly against doing this on a production instance  It can seriously mess stuff up with your global npm packages and your ability to install new one

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This worked for me on Windows for updating just npm  powershell in Administrative mode    npm --version   5 6 0 cd  C  Program Files nodejs  rm  npm   rm  npx  mv  npx cmd  npx old cmd mv  npm cmd  npm old cmd    This is the important command   npm old cmd install npm  rm   old cmd npm --version   6 4 1   This fixed npm WARN npm npm does not support Node js v10 12 0 which I had because chocolatey installed incompatible node and npm

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It s very late  but I give my answer so that it will help somebody who is stuck there  You can update in many ways as described above  so here I am discussing the most popular and easy way to update nodejs and npm    1 Update via library n    2 Update via nvm   Open your terminal I am using Ubuntu  Linux   1 You can install n as any node module  globally   npm install -g n   OR  you can also install from the source if you want  cd  tmp git clone --depth 1 https   github com tj n cd n sudo make install   After installation hit the below command to install the latest version of node  n latest   now check node -v  you see the latest version is installed    It will install the latest stable version of node   n stable   Or you can install any version by adding version number against n like  n 0 10 33            Install and use v0 10 33   You can check more regarding n in the following link click here  2 Now comes to second approach using NVM Install  curl -o- https   raw githubusercontent com nvm-sh nvm v0 35 3 install sh   bash  wget -qO- https   raw githubusercontent com nvm-sh nvm v0 35 3 install sh   bash   After installation hit the below command to install latest version of node  nvm install node    You can list available versions using ls-remote   nvm ls-remote   If you want to install a specific version  nvm install 6 14 4    To use any version after installation  nvm use node   Update npm to latest one  nvm install-latest-npm   Hope it will help

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Updating npm is easy   npm install npm latest -g

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Go to  https   nodejs org en   and then download either the latest or most stable versions   After downloading  Mac pkg installer updated the existing version   In linux  apt and windows installer will take care   When I did the npm -v from cmd it gave the most stable version which I have downloaded and installed from the above link   xyz-MacBook-Pro   aasdfa  node -v v8 11 1

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Upgrading for Windows Users  Windows users should read Troubleshooting   Upgrading on Windows in the npm wiki   Upgrading on windows 10 using PowerShell  3rd party edit   The link above Troubleshooting upgrading-on-windows points to a github page npm-windows-upgrade the lines below are quotes from the readme   I successfully upgraded from npm 2 7 4 to npm 3 9 3 using node v5 7 0 and powershell  presumably powershell version 5 0 10586 122      First  ensure that you can execute scripts on your system by running    the following command from an elevated PowerShell  To run PowerShell   as Administrator  click Start  search for PowerShell   right-click   PowerShell and select Run as Administrator    Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser -Force          Then  to install and use this upgrader tool  run  also from an   elevated  PowerShell or cmd exe     npm install --global --production npm-windows-upgrade npm-windows-upgrade

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To update npm    npm install npm  version  -g   to update npm to the latest version   npm install npm latest -g   and to check the version    npm -v   to update node js    sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n sudo n stable   to check    node -v

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Check your package version  npm -v  package-name   Update it  npm update  -g   package-name   using -g or --global installs it as a global package

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Personally I use nvm  Node Version Manager  which is a simple bash script to manage multiple active node js versions and you can have multiple versions of node and global modules configured for different users at the same time   You can check at this link  nvm  Also there is a windows version nvm-windows

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for nodejs should uninstall it and download your favorite version from nodejs org for npm run below line in cmd   npm i npm

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Also if you want to update to a particular version  follow this   sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n sudo n  lt specific version gt

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I understand this question is for Linux machine but just in case anybody is looking for a Windows solution  just go to the Node js site  click the download button on the homepage and execute the installer program   Thankfully it took care of everything and with a few clicks of  Next  button I got the latest 0 8 15 Node js version running on my Windows 7 machine

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Just with this code  npm install update

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SIMPLY USE THIS  npm i -g npm   This is what i get promped on my console from npm when new update bug-fix are released

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For Linux  OSX  etc    To install the latest version of NPM  npm install -g npm latest  Or To Install the most recent release  npm install -g npm next  Additional   To check your npm version  npm -v  If you are in a Windows Machine  I suggest going to the npm website

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If you don t want to update to the latest version  Do this command   npm install npm 4 2 0 -g  Replace 4 2 0 with whatever version you want  Here are all the release versions by Oct 3rd 2017  https   nodejs org en download releases

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See the docs for the update command   npm update  -g    lt pkg gt           This command will update all the packages listed to the latest version  specified by the tag config   respecting semver    Additionally  see the documentation on Node js and NPM installation and Upgrading NPM   The following original answer is from the old FAQ that no longer exists  but should work for Linux and Mac      How do I update npm   npm install -g npm       Please note that this command will remove your current version of npm  Make sure to use sudo npm install -g npm if on a Mac       You can also update all outdated local packages by doing npm update without any arguments  or global packages by doing npm update -g       Occasionally  the version of npm will progress such that the current version cannot be properly installed with the version that you have installed already   Consider  if there is ever a bug in the update command   In those cases  you can do this   curl https   www npmjs com install sh   sh    To update Node js itself  I recommend you use nvm  the Node Version Manager

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npm install -g npm stable   Worked for me to update from 1 4 28 to 2 1 5

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For Cygwin users   Installing n  node version manager  in Cygwin doesn t work  instead update node with   wget https   nodejs org download release latest win-x64 node exe -OutFile  C  pathto nodejs node exe    Updating npm npm i -g npm   Yes  you need to install wget first

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I found this really neat way of updating node on David Walsh s blog  you can do it by installing n   sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n sudo n stable   It will install the current stable version of node      EDIT  Please don t use n anymore  I recommend using nvm  You can simply install stable by following the commands below   nvm ls-remote nvm install  lt version gt   nvm use  lt version gt

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I just installed Node js on a new Windows 7 machine  with the following results    gt  node -v v0 12 0  gt  npm -v 2 5 1   I then did the above described procedure    gt  npm install -g npm   and it upgraded to v2 7 3  Except than doing npm -v still gave 2 5 1   I went to the System configuration panel  advanced settings  environment variables  I saw a PATH variable specific to my user account  in addition to the global Path variable  The former pointed to new npm  C  Users PhiLho AppData Roaming npm The latter includes the path to node  C  PrgCmdLine nodejs   Nowadays  I avoid to install stuff in Program Files and derivates  Avoiding spaces in paths  and noisy useless protections is saner     If I do which npm cmd  I have Unix utilities installed      it points to the one in Node   Anyway  the fix is simple  I just copied the first path  to npm  just before the path to node in the main  global Path variable  and now it picks up the latest version   lt some stuff before gt  C  Users PhiLho AppData Roaming npm C  PrgCmdLine nodejs    gt  npm -v 2 7 3   Enjoy   -

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firstly  you check to latest version npm -v and then update npm through this cmd  npm install -g npm latest   hit this command in your terminal   and check to latest version now I defiantly sure you npm version upgrade npm -v and also you can download the latest version from this link here -  https   nodejs org en    and if you using linux then visit this stackoverflow question  https   stackoverflow com a 65593090 11345235

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I think the best way to manage node js is to use NVM  NVM stands for Node Version Manager   It s a must-have tool for node js developers   You can install NVM using the following command  open terminal and run any one of the following -  curl -o- https   raw githubusercontent com creationix nvm v0 34 0 install sh   bash   or  wget -qO- https   raw githubusercontent com creationix nvm v0 34 0 install sh   bash   After installing this it s recommended to close the current terminal and open a new one since NVM will be adding some environment variables so terminal needs to be restarted   I ll list down some of the basic commands for using NVM    This will fetch all the node versions from the internet  All node versions from beginning till date will be shown  It will also mention LTS versions alongside    nvm ls-remote     This will install the node version which you want  version list is obtained using the above command    nvm install v10 15 1    This command will give us the list of node versions that are installed locally   nvm ls    This command is used to remove the node version that you want from your computer   nvm uninstall v10 15 1    The following command will help you upgrade to the latest working npm on the current node version   nvm install-latest-npm    NVM can be used to manage multiple node versions simultaneously  It can also help you install all the global npm packages from one version to another instead of manually installing each one of them  There are many other uses of nvm the details of which and the commands can be found here Node Version Manager

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When it comes to Linux I suggest an Update Node Using a Package Manager   Node comes with npm pre-installed  but the manager is updated more frequently than Node  Run npm -v to see which version you have  then npm install npm latest -g to install the newest npm update  Run npm -v again if you want to make sure npm updated correctly   To update NodeJS  you   ll need npm   s handy n module  Run this code to clear npm   s cache  install n  and install the latest stable version of Node   sudo npm cache clean -f sudo npm install -g n sudo n stable   To install the latest release  use n latest  Alternatively  you can run n       to get a specific Node version     When it comes to Windows  macOS I suggest using Installers on Nodejs org  The Node js downloads page includes binary packages for Windows and macOS     but why make your life more difficult  The pre-made installers      msi for Windows and  pkg for macOS     make the installation process unbelievably efficient and understandable  Download and run the file  and let the installation wizard take care of the rest  With each downloaded update  the newer versions of Node and npm will replace the older version   Alternatively  macOS users can use the npm and n instructions above     When it comes to updating your node modules dependencies folder  I suggest skipping all the things that could cause you a headache and just go to your specific project and re-run npm install again   Before anyone does that  I suggest first checking your package json file for the following   As a user of NodeJS packages  you can specify which kinds of updates your app can accept in the package json file  For example  if you were starting with a package version 1 0 4  this is how you could specify the allowed update version ranges in three basic ways   To Allow Patch Releases  1 0 or 1 0 x or  1 0 4 To Allow Minor Releases  1 or 1 x or  1 0 4 To Allow Major Releases    or x    Explanation   MAJOR version for when there are incompatible API changes  --       MINOR version for when functionality is added in a backwards compatible manner  --       PATCH version for when backward compatible bug fixes are done  --

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To Install nodejs version 12 x and latest npm version of Ubuntu 20 Latest version follow these steps to install using PPA COPY THE WHOLE COMMAND AND RUN  cd    amp  amp  curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 12 x -o  amp  amp  nodesource setup sh  amp  amp  sudo bash nodesource setup sh  amp  amp  sudo apt install nodejs  amp  amp  nodejs -v source https   www digitalocean com community tutorials how-to-install-node-js-on-ubuntu-18-04

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you should see this blog nodejs install with package-manager  Before you performance this command  you show run sudo apt-get update  make sure result is Reading package lists    Done  no ERROR  Step by Step  Debian    sudo apt-get update   install 6 x  curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 6 x   sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install -y nodejs   install 7 x  curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 7 x   sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install -y nodejs

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The Best Way to handle Node Versions is By using NVM or node version manager after installation use the following commands   nvm list  shows you the list of installed nodejs version  nvm install nodeversion    to install the node version  if latest use   latest   nvm use 10 515      to use a perticular node version

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I recently stumbled across this article  http   martineau tv blog 2013 12 more-efficient-grunt-workflows  and the author mentions   npm-check-updates -u  amp  amp  npm install to update all dependencies    This is a little off the topic but I ended up here on a similar search so thought it was worth the share

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Sometimes it s just simpler to download the latest version from http   nodejs org   Especially when all other options fail   http   nodejs org  -  click INSTALL -  you ll have the latest node and npm  Simple

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As  devWL said  its NPM who takes care of updates  whenever new updates get released you will get information regarding how to update NPM  Just copy and run the command given by NPM  amp  you are up to date   In case of updating node js    Go to nodejs org Then click  other downloads  of the desired version  Search for  Installing Node js via package manager  Click on your os type  Example  Debian and Ubuntu based Linux distributions  Do what ever written  Basically need to run two command only     And now you are up to date    NOTE  If you update nodejs itself then it comes with its own version of NPM  NPM may again say to update later on  So then just do whatever it says in console  NPM will automatically make sure that you updated it

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For those who want to upgrade npm on windows  Open Powershell as administrator  and execute following commands sequentially   gt Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser -Force  gt npm install -g npm-windows-upgrade  gt npm-windows-upgrade -p -v latest

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You can follow this documentation to update the existing npm and node version to the next version   This one is worked for me

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