Everyone says my questions.
Is it possible to install and use a different version of npm for each project on the same system?
On one system, you can use a different version of npm for each project.
If you are using Mac or Linux based systems, you can use the Node Version Manager (nvm) .For a better idea of installing and using nvm, you can take a look at github ripo .But if you use windows, you have two alternatives to nvm. NVM for Windows and nodist . You will find installation and use of instructions for such.
If you are using Mac or Linux based systems, you can use the Node Version Manager (nvm) .
For a better idea of installing and using nvm, you can take a look at github ripo .
But if you use windows, you have two alternatives to nvm. NVM for Windows and nodist . You will find installation and use of instructions for such.
Hope this helps you. Thanks!!
You can also use n created by TJ Holowaychuk . Which is a simple taste of the binary node / iojs control, without subshells, without setting up a profile, without a minimized api, is simple.