With .nvmrc the Node Version Manager (nvm) can be used to manage
the NodeJS version dependency. Dependencies introduced in the
package.json file have an implicit restriction on which NodeJS
version(s) they can be used. The .nvmrc file makes this restriction
explicit.
After installing nvm you can make use of this file by executing the
following commands:
$ nvm install
$ nvm use
This installs and activates the correct NodeJS version for the
project. After this npm install and gulp should work without
a hitch.
With .nvmrc the Node Version Manager (nvm) can be used to manage the NodeJS version dependency. Dependencies introduced in the package.json file have an implicit restriction on which NodeJS version(s) they can be used. The .nvmrc file makes this restriction explicit.
After installing nvm you can make use of this file by executing the following commands:
This installs and activates the correct NodeJS version for the project. After this
npm install
andgulp
should work without a hitch.Co-authored-by: Kimmo Tapala kimitri@gmail.com