When I run conda search -c conda-forge nodejs
, I get:
# Name Version Build Channel
...
nodejs 14.2.0 h2c41780_1 conda-forge
nodejs 14.2.0 h38d8c5a_0 conda-forge
nodejs 14.3.0 h2c41780_0 conda-forge
nodejs 14.4.0 h2c41780_0 conda-forge
But when I try to install it using conda install -c conda-forge nodejs
it tries to install 6.13.1. Doing conda install -c conda-forge nodejs==14.4.0
also does not work. It keeps trying to "solve" the environment. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
As such, NPM is installed alongside Node. js as a recommended feature. This tutorial will show you how to install Node. js and NPM on Mac using the Homebrew package manager.
Currently, the latest version nodejs 14.x requires icu>=65
which is not yet globally available across conda-forge packages. Therefore it can be installed into a new environment with conda create -n new_env_name -c conda-forge nodejs
, but most likely will raise package conflicts in existing environments.
conda install node-js -c conda-forge
installing the very old version 6.13.1
seems to be a solver problem. conda install nodejs -c conda-forge --repodata-fn=repodata.json
will install a more current version: nodejs-13.x.
Alternative workaround is to use mamba as a conda replacement.
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