# To install the Yarn package manager, run:Ĭurl -sL | sudo tee /etc//yarn.repo # You may also need development tools to build native addons: # Run `sudo yum install -y nodejs` to install Node.js 12.x and npm. Run `sudo yum remove -y nodejs npm` to remove these first. # Your system appears to already have Node.js installed from an alternative source. + rpm -qa 'node|npm' | grep -v nodesource + rpm -i -nosignature -force '/tmp/tmp.kNjfOcFMcS' + rpm -q -whatprovides redhat-release || rpm -q -whatprovides centos-release || rpm -q -whatprovides cloudlinux-release || rpm -q -whatprovides sl-release

This is the output from the script: # Installing the NodeSource Node.js 12.x repo. This command will first use the curl tool to download the “setup_12.x” script and then execute this script using bash. This can be done by using the following command as user root: $ curl -sL | bash. The upgrade steps for CentOS are explained here: įirst, you need to add the NodeSource yum repository to your system. I can see from that the last Active LTS version is v12, so I would like to upgrade to that version. Let’s check the current version and location of Node.js and npm (the Node.js package manager): $ node -version

On my machine, I had previously installed Node.js using the following command: $ sudo yum install nodejs In this blog post I will explain how you can upgrade Node.js to the most recent version using the “yum” package manager utility on CentOS Linux 7.

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