Most users should use dnf to install the built-in pre-packaged versions of Node. Building from source is rarely necessary for most users. To complete this tutorial, you will need a server running CentOS 8. We will assume you are logged into this server as a non- root , sudo -enabled user. There are multiple versions available, and you can choose between them by enabling the appropriate module stream. First list out the available streams for the nodejs module using the dnf command:.
Two streams are available, 10 and The [d] indicates that version 10 is the default stream. You will be prompted to confirm your decision.
Afterwards the version 12 stream will be enabled and we can continue with the installation. For more information on working with module streams, see the official CentOS AppStream documentation. Again, dnf will ask you to confirm the actions it will take. Note: both available versions of Node. See the official Node. Installing the nodejs package should also install the npm Node Package Manager utility as a dependency. Verify that it was installed properly as well:.
At this point you have successfully instlled Node. The next section will show how to use the Node Version Manager to do so. Another way of installing Node. Johnathan on July 16, pm. Ernest on June 12, pm.
God bless Reply. Jaideep on March 25, am. Thank you. Viki on March 17, am. Rahul K. Hi Viki, Use below command to check if port is listening netstat -tulpn grep node Reply. VIKI on March 19, pm. Alex on November 20, pm. Hi, Im getting this error in my centos 6 vps. Justin Mercier on November 13, pm. Mike on October 11, am. Jacob on May 21, pm. Working perfect on my Centos 7 system… thanks buddy Reply.
Submit Type above and press Enter to search. Learn how your comment data is processed. On this page: How to Install Node. If you liked this article, then do subscribe to email alerts for Linux tutorials. If you have any questions or doubts? Related Posts. UTF-8" are supported on you system. Thanks AllenF Reply. AlienF, Try these commands to fix the error. That seemed to help. Active 6 years, 11 months ago. Viewed 1k times. I'm trying to install Node. So when i'm trying to run make I get the following error.
Any ideas why, or what is going on? Improve this question. Looks like a Python version dependency. Thanks Pointy anything you can link for me to have a look at?
Would using Pip to make sure Python is the current version be best? According to this page which appears to be at least close to up-to-date , building Node requires Python 2.
You can type python --version to see what you've got currently.
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