How to useNode Package Manager (NPM) in Linux
Step 1 : Installing Node.js and Node Package Manager.
To install node package manager we will need to install npm and nodejs onto our system using following command
sudo apt install nodejs npm -y
Once installation is done, verify it using following command
node -v
Step 2 : Install yarn
Once Node Package Manager is installed, we can install yarn using npm install command
sudo npm install --global yarn
Step 3 : Verify Installation
After installation completes, verify it using following command
yarn --version
How to Install Yarn on Debian 12
Yarn is a fast, reliable, and secure package manager for JavaScript, commonly used for managing dependencies in Node.js projects. Installing Yarn on Debian 12 is a straightforward process, but it requires adding the Yarn repository to your system’s package sources. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of installing Yarn on Debian 12.
Why Use Yarn?
Yarn offers several advantages over other package managers like npm:
- Improved Performance: Yarn parallelizes operations to maximize resource utilization, resulting in faster package installations.
- Predictable Dependency Management: Yarn generates a lock file (
yarn.lock
) to ensure consistent and reliable dependency resolution across different environments. - Security: Yarn provides built-in checksum verification and a robust audit system to detect and address security vulnerabilities in dependencies.
Installing Yarn on Debain 12
- Method 1 : Using Node Package Manager (NPM)
- Method 2 : Using Official Yarn PPA
- Uninstalling yarn
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