
Node Js is available to install with DNF package manager for CentOS/Fedora and RHEL. On CentOS, Fedora, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux On Arch and Manjaro $ sudo pacman -Sy nodejs Use the below command to install Node Js v17 on your Debian or Ubuntu system. The installation process for Node Js is pretty straightforward.

Note: Angular Js require Node Js version of either v12.20, v14.15, or v16.10. The next step is to install Node JS in your system, a javascript-based runtime that provides a command-line interpreter to execute javascript in the console/terminal. $ pacman -Syu #On Arch and Manjaro Step 2: Install Node Js on Linux $ sudo apt-get upgrade & sudo apt-get update -y #On Debian and Ubuntu The below-mentioned command can update your complete system with new packages and dependencies.

The first step is updating and upgrading your repositories and system packages with the latest version.
