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smithery/jbaranski

jeff-skill-install-nodejs

Install the latest LTS (Long Term Support) version of Node.js using nvm (Node Version Manager). Use when setting up a dev environment, fixing Node.js version issues, or asked to "install node", "update node", or "set up nvm".

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/jbaranski --skill jeff-skill-install-nodejs
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SKILL.md

  1. Check if nvm is already installed by running nvm --version.

- If not installed, install it using the host's package manager (Homebrew for macOS, apt for Ubuntu, etc...). - After installing, ensure nvm is loaded in the current shell (restart the shell if not detected after install).

  1. Check the latest LTS version available:

- Run nvm version-remote --lts and note the version.

  1. Check the currently active Node.js version:

- Run nvm current.

  1. If the versions do not match:

- Run nvm install --lts to install. - Run nvm alias default lts/* to set it as the default for new shells. - Run node --version to verify it matches the LTS version from step 2.