How to update npm

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I m trying to install mean io boilerplate  It fails when running sudo npm install -g meanio latest  Prior to failing it notes that it  wants  npm version 1 4 x  whereas I have 1 2 18 installed   So I tried updating npm to the latest  several ways   Last of which was     ubuntu ip-xxx-xx-xx-xxx    sudo npm install -g npm  usr local bin npm - gt   usr local lib node modules npm bin npm-cli js npm 1 4 7  usr local lib node modules npm  ubuntu ip-xxx-xx-xx-xxx    npm --version 1 2 18   Why is it still showing version 1 2 18  when I just updated to 1 4 7

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nvm install-latest-npm   if you happen to use nvm

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In case you want to update npm to a specific version  you can use this    npm install npm version-number

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don t forget to close and start the terminal window again      at least if you want to check  npm --version  in the terminal      sudo npm install npm -g   that did the trick for me  too

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You can try   sudo npm i -g npm

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upgrading to nodejs v0 12 7     Note the new setup script name for Node js v0 12  curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 0 12   sudo bash -     Then install with   sudo apt-get install -y nodejs   Source from nodesource com

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NPM was returning the old version after running   sudo npm install npm -g   Restarting the terminal  i e  close and open again  fixed the issue for me and   npm --version began returning the expected version      Rimian mentions the need to reload the terminal in a comment of another answer

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For Ubuntu 18 04  npm install latest-version  I hope its for you also

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This is what worked for me on ubuntu curl -L https   www npmjs com install sh   sh

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You can use npm package manager  npm install npm latest  This installs npm using itself   latest version

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To get the latest stable version just run  npm install npm latest -g   It worked just fine for me

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Looks like you are using Ubuntu  from the command line you show   To update npm and nodejs you can use the PPA repository   sudo add-apt-repository ppa chris-lea node js sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Tried the options above on Ubuntu 14 04  but they would constantly produce this error      npm ERR  tar pack Error reading    root tmp npm-15864 1465947804069-0 4854120113886893 package   Then found this solution online   1  Clean the cache of npm first   sudo npm cache clean -f   2  Install n module of npm   sudo npm install -g n   3  Begin the installation by selecting the version of node to install  stable or latest  we will use stable here   sudo n stable   4  Check the version of node   node -v   5  Check the version of npm   npm -v

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sudo npm install npm latest -g  This worked for me in ubuntu 18 04

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This will update npm using npm itself   sudo npm install npm -g   If you are stuck  try sudo npm update npm -g  All credit goes to Tim Castelijns  I have tested it on ubuntu 14 04  npm 1 3 10    Note that if you are using nvm for managing multiple versions in your local dev environment for e g  testing purposes  all your installed versions  listed by nvm ls  are in    nvm  hence you just omit system wide installation  i e  omit sudo    npm install npm -g     DEBIAN ENTERPRISE   For full enterprise practice consider nodesource com      curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup   sudo bash -   as described here   OTHER ENTERPRISE   For non-debian distributions check out  on the node github wiki https   github com joyent node wiki installing-node js-via-package-manager download page https   nodejs org en download   For historical understanding  Chis Lea was maintaining his PPA but now joined forces with nodesource

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Check your node version node -v and your npm version npm -v Then To update your npm  type this into your terminal    sudo npm install npm latest -g  N B  Debian Based OS ubuntu or Linux mint

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if user3223763 s answer doesn t works  you can try this   sudo apt-get remove nodejs  node-  nodejs-  sudo apt-get autoremove sudo apt-get clean curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 8 x   sudo -E bash - sudo apt-get install nodejs   Then    curl https   raw githubusercontent com creationix nvm v0 33 2 install sh   sh   After this  open a new terminal and check the npm version   npm --version   EDIT   UPDATE    Today the last nvm version is       https   raw githubusercontent com creationix nvm v0 25 4 install sh   Thus the CURL command is  v0 25 4 instead of v0 13 1  curl https   raw githubusercontent com creationix nvm v0 25 4 install sh   sh      You can check https   github com creationix nvm releases to use the correct version for further upgrades

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For me It worked with following commands    curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 8 x   sudo -E bash -  apt install nodejs   Refer   https   linuxhint com how-to-update-npm-packages

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npm i -g npm        Update available 4 5 0   4 6 1                 Run npm i -g npm to update    this is what npm recommends when in terminal  second piece is directly copied and pasted from my terminal  note  im using a mac

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Check your node version node -v and your npm version npm -v Then To update your npm  type this into your terminal  npm install npm latest -g  Hope I could help  Regards

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