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Head over to the download section of Node.js. And you can see both the LTS and the Current version of Node.js. And you can find installers for Windows, macOS, Linux and all sorts of other binaries.
As we discussed the current version right now is 14.4.0. Whereas the LTS version, the recommended for most users version, the stable version without any breaking API changes is 12.18.1 This download also includes npm. The node package manager 6.14.5 in both the cases.
There are several ways to install Node.js. One of them is to go to this download page, pick your OS and download the installer, and finally install it. You will get the Node.js install with npm in it.
This is generally not considered a good enough practice because Node.js is always getting an update and you always have to kind of juggle through different Node.js versions in different projects. You need some sort of a node version manager where you can easily switch between LTS, the stable version to Current version, or move back to a, you know, maintenance LTS release or whatnot. And there are a couple of solutions out there in the community just for that, for managing Node.js version.
A couple of weeks ago, when I asked the community on Twitter, how do you install Node.js? With this poll about 500 developers responded that 75% of them use nvm, the recommended node version manager, whereas there are other options, for example, asdf, nodenv and n. From this pool, it looks like that after nvm, n is probably the most used option by developers.
From here on out, I'm going to review all of these version managers, and then I'm going to recommend one of these to you.
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Catalin PitSoftware Engineer at TypingDNA
I am learning a lot from the course. And it's approachable even if you're not experienced with Node.js.
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Awais thanks for Node CLI course! This looks like a great set of resources! I love the intro video, top notch!!
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In this module, you'll understand why I created this course? Why I make Node.js CLI Apps and JavaScript-based Command-Line DevTools. And this will be a gentle introduction to Node.js fundamental concepts. How come Node.js is so fast? We'll push a dummy Node.js server to its limits. You'll learn how Node.js gets released; the Node.js release-cycle to help you make the best decisions. And a fun video on the difference between npm vs npx.
INTRODUCTION:What, why, who? Node.js CLI ToolsWATCH
NODE.JS:Understand what is Node.js?WATCH
NODE.JS:Node.js: Server Load TestWATCH
NODE.JS:Release Cycle - Current + Long-term supportWATCH
NODE.JS:Difference between npx and npmWATCH
You can install Node.js pretty easily. But maintaining different versions of Node.js for each project, changing between Active LTS, Maintenance LTS, Current version, and keeping up with node modules for each can be quite a task. Let me teach you exactly how I do it. We'll compare different options like nvm
, asdf
, nodenv
, and n
.
NODE.JS:How to download and install Node.jsWATCH
NODE + nvm:Node.js Version Management with nvmWATCH
NODE + nodenv:Node.js Version Management with nodenvWATCH
NODE + asdf:Node.js Version Management with asdfWATCH
NODE + n:Node.js Version Management with nWATCH
SUMMARY:Node.js Installation & ManagementWATCH
Here I'll take a step by step approach to building and publishing your first Command-Line Interface (CLI) project. You'll create a GitHub repo, an account on npmjs.com (inside your terminal), learn about semantic versioning, and will publish your project. The whole shebang. I'll talk about the readme, keywords, author info, and licensing. Finally, we'll polish the User Experience (UX) of your CLI app by adding colors, welcome-header, & custom alerts.
NODE.JS CLI:Building & publishing your first CLIWATCH
NODE.JS CLI:Creating GitHub and npmjs.com accounts
02:21
NODE.JS CLI:Difference between Bash vs Node
04:34
NODE.JS CLI:What is #! or shebang or hashbang?
03:18
NODE.JS CLI:npm link with package.json bin command
03:21
NODE.JS CLI:npm adduser, npm whoami, npm publish
02:41
NODE.JS CLI:npx yourname to run the CLI
5:03
NODE.JS CLI:Semantic Versions major.minor.patch
06:48
NODE.JS CLI UX:How to clear-any-console?
12:43
NODE.JS CLI UX:Welcome Header CLI introduction
07:12
NODE.JS CLI UX:Author info, readme, keywords, & license
06:31
NODE.JS CLI UX:Everything about CLI colors with chalk
17:23
NODE.JS CLI UX:Custom styled CLI alerts
08:21
Have you ever wondered how to build an actual Node module or npm package? In this chapter, I'll teach you how to build a Node module from scratch. We'll publish a real-life, production-ready npm package. This will help you create more FOSS (Free & Open Source Software) while building Node.js CLI applications.
NODE-MODULE PKG:Building & publishing your first node-module
16:11
NODE-MODULE PKG:Introduction: npm module pkg?
01:38
NODE-MODULE PKG:Architecture, files, & configuration
09:54
NODE-MODULE PKG:npm module dependencies
01:52
NODE-MODULE PKG:Coding a Node.js module
10:51
NODE-MODULE PKG:Custom options & Default options
04:42
NODE-MODULE PKG:JavaScript destructuring
03:68
NODE-MODULE PKG:JavaScript spread operator
01:24
NODE-MODULE PKG:JavaScript template literals
05:12
NODE-MODULE PKG:Testing npm node modules
03:35
NODE-MODULE PKG:Refactoring a Node module
06:43
NODE-MODULE PKG:Publishing node-modules
06:34
Learn everything I know about handling errors in Node.js Command-Line Applications. You can build CLIs that run on specific versions of Node.js. Gracefully notify your users to update their node version. Even handling errors that are unexpected and unhandled. I'll also share my custom error handling module that you can use right away.
ERROR HANDLING:Check the Node.js version
05:41
ERROR HANDLING:CLI handle the unhandled errors
03:50
ERROR HANDLING:Refactor your CLI with an IIFE
09:57
ERROR HANDLING:Node process custom error handler
11:53
ERROR HANDLING:(IIFE) Immediately Invoked Function Expression
03:12
The theory is boring. I know. Yet without knowing all of the concepts in this chapter, you'll find yourself struggling with complex automation projects. We don't want that. That's why I'm teaching just enough so that you can understand Node.js with minimum effective-effort.
THEORY:Node.js Event loop (the right way)
09:12
THEORY:Node.js process & paths
01:16
THEORY:Node.js process.cwd() paths
22.93
THEORY:Node.js process.exit() strategy
01:16
THEORY:Node.js process.env info
00:33
THEORY:Node.js process.argv arguments
01:12
THEORY:Node.js process stdin stdout stderr
04:09
THEORY:Node.js parsing CLI arguments
06:57
You can code a Command-Line Interface all by yourself. To quickly prototype a production-ready CLI with minimum effective-effort, you can use one of the many available CLI frameworks. I'll review a couple of excellent CLI frameworks. And we'll start building out the Command-Line Interface based on top of meow
a minimal CLI Apps helper.
FRAMEWORKS:Node.js CLI frameworks
08:14
FRAMEWORKS:Node.js CLI flags, inputs, help
05:04
CLI HELPER:meow: Introduction, what & why?
07:06
CLI HELPER:meow: Creating help command
03:38
CLI HELPER:meow: CLI Refactor (production-ready)
07:46
CLI HELPER:meow: Help command refactor
04:42
CLI HELPER:meow: Help command UX with colors
03:06
CLI HELPER:meow: CLI version printing
01:29
CLI HELPER:meow: CLI flags & Flag aliases
02:01
CLI HELPER:meow: CLI flag detailed schema
05:12
CLI HELPER:meow: CLI flag minimal output
03:28
CLI HELPER:meow: CLI flag controlled clear screen
01:58
CLI HELPER:meow: handle missing command
01:17
CLI HELPER:meow: an overview of the new CLI
01:19
Mostly when building Node.js CLI Command-line Apps, you have to fetch data from an API; a remote resource. In this module, I teach how you can fetch data with node-fetch and axios. That's not all, when data is being fetched there's nothing on the CLI screen. We fix that weird user experience by introducing loading spinners that can succeed, fail, warn, or stop. Together we will improve our first CLI to fetch blog posts from our blogs.
DATA FETCHING:Fetching data in a Node.js CLI
09:19
DATA FETCHING:Fetching data with node-fetch
04:45
DATA FETCHING:Fetching data with axios
04:14
DATA FETCHING:CLI data fetching errors handling
05:39
DATA FETCHING:CLI fetching latest blog posts
14:16
DATA FETCHING:User experience loading animation
03:46
DATA FETCHING:User experience controlled spinners
07:04
Take input in your CLI from a user, process it, validate it, and provide a beautiful prompts interface. Remember the previous value in an input field (CLI temporary storage). Hide the display of a secret input like a password. Do it all with minimal effort. Some example input prompts include: AutoComplete
, BasicAuth
, Form
, List
, MultiSelect
, Numeral
, Password
, Select
, Sort
, Snippet
, Toggle
, & custom prompts.
CLI I/O:How to take user input in a CLI
02:43
CLI I/O:Taking user input with enquirer
09:33
CLI I/O:Tens of different enquirer prompts
07:00
CLI I/O:Ask questions, MultiSelect, fill forms
07:00
CLI I/O:BasicAuth, Sort, AutoComplete, Toggle
07:00
In this module, you'll learn to build 20+ different Node.js CLI Command-line projects. From simple things like a todo CLI to complex applications like pre-configurable and persistent memory with temporary storage for hints. We'll create progress bars, CLIs to execute commands, CLI Graphs, CLI Charts, and even Hollywood movie-like Hacker Dashboards all in your Command-Line. I'll also teach how to build project scaffolding or template generating CLIs like create-react-app. Caution: This is extremely fun for developers!
CLI PROJECT:Hello & Scopped Package
04:22
CLI PROJECT:Automatically Generate CLI Help
11:21
CLI PROJECT:CLI To do - manage project todos
23:12
CLI PROJECT:CLI to resize & optimize images
14:03
CLI PROJECT:CLI Quiz - Take a quiz
02:38
CLI PROJECT:CLI Survey - Fill a survey
04:05
CLI PROJECT:CLI to get WiFi Password
04:21
CLI PROJECT:CLI Remember-Me - persist config
07:04
CLI PROJECT:CLI Persistent data & temp storage
07:04
CLI PROJECT:CLI Pre-configurable like Babel & prettier
05:30
CLI PROJECT:CLI Progress Estimation & Progress bars
07:27
CLI PROJECT:CLI Display Fun Figlet printing
03:41
CLI PROJECT:CLI Project Update Notification
04:05
CLI PROJECT:CLI Graphs & Charts, Hacker dashboards
06:32
CLI TO EXECUTE COMMANDS
EXECUTE:CLI commands with child_process spawn
03:50
EXECUTE:CLI commands with child_process exec
02:23
EXECUTE:CLI commands with child_process exec p
02:39
EXECUTE:CLI commands with execa
01:55
EXECUTE:CLI commands with shelljs
01:43
CLI BOILERPLATE & TEMPLATE GENERATION
SCAFFOLDING:CLI Generate Boilerplate
02:27
SCAFFOLDING:Scaffolding like create-react-app
02:27
SCAFFOLDING:CLI Project Scaffolding
04:27
SCAFFOLDING:CLI Dynamic Template generation
11:27
INCEPTION:CLI that generates CLIs
05:42
You learned how to build CLI Command-line tools. You went through 21+ projects. But what does an actual production-grade quality CLI project look like? You're in luck because I decided to create a CLI that can create CLIs. Sort of like CLI Inception. This module teaches exactly that. Learn how to build a production-ready CLI scaffolding project.
PROD-READY:Create Node CLIs
05:42
PROD-READY:ncli: taking user input
05:17
PROD-READY:ncli: input refactor to ask.js module
02:59
PROD-READY:ncli: input refactor ask.js with questions
01:48
PROD-READY:ncli: output UX refactor with colors
03:39
PROD-READY:ncli: improve template with dynamic data
09:49
PROD-READY:ncli: template generation UX refactor
06:04
PROD-READY:ncli: validate user input cancellation
02:05
PROD-READY:ncli: graceful forced CLI cancellation
02:51
PROD-READY:ncli: optional command validation FTW
08:17
PROD-READY:ncli: fix potentially dangerous dir exists routine
03:39
PROD-READY:ncli: improve user experience, loading spinners
06:04
PROD-READY:ncli: persist in history to remember the last input
12:49
Writing CLIs is a lot of fun. Sadly, though, it's not as much fun to test and debug a CLI if something goes wrong. In this module, I'll equip you with my go-to debugging strategies. We'll study the latest techniques like log points in VSCode. You'll write unit tests for all the new released versions of your CLI tools are tested automatically. Super helpful.
UPDATES:Check and update npm dependencies
05:35
DEBUGGING:How to debug a Command-line tool
05:42
DEBUGGING:VSCode breakpoints & logpoints for debugging
04:25
UNIT TESTING:What is unit testing?
03:41
UNIT TESTING:Creating a dummy CLI for unit testing
02:34
UNIT TESTING:Write excellent unit tests for CLI Apps
10:44
I've used modern JavaScript in this course. But I have kept it all beginners-friendly by recording extra videos on what these new JavaScript concepts look like. I'll also keep adding more CLI projects, live-streams, and relevant videos to this ever-green Node CLI course.
EXTRA:Basics of Node.js
03:42
EXTRA:How does Node.js release-cycle work?
03:11
EXTRA:(IIFE) Immediately Invoked Function Expression
09:57
EXTRA:Reviewing popular Node.js CLI frameworks
08:14
EXTRA:Difference between npm vs npx commands?
04:47
EXTRA:Publishing @name scoped npm packages
04:22
EXTRA:What are JavaScript template literals
04:31
EXTRA:FOSS (Free & Open Source Software) best practices
05:31
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I bought this course because I'm extremely interesting in building CLIs and want to deepen my knowledge even more. This course is by far the best value for the amount of content I've seen maybe ever. If you're interested in modern development, this is a solid investment!
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Suuuuper stoked for this I just picked up my copy of NodeCLI course! I can't wait to take my CLI skills to the next level. Keep up the great work Awais.
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I've been walking through the VSCode.pro power user course by Ahmad Awais and I'm learning a lot! Bought the Node CLI course too, just to brush up. Good stuff.
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Ex Auth0, Bocoup
I had the chance to go over the course I can say it's brilliant! The amount of work and details @MrAhmadAwais has put into the course is astonishing. Also, it's a subject you don't see that often. Give it a go.
Catalin PitSoftware Engineer at TypingDNA
I am learning a lot from the course. And it's approachable even if you're not experienced with Node.js.
Tommy WilliamsSr. Director/Developer · Tempest Tech
Ex Group PM · Microsoft (14yrs)
Awais thanks for Node CLI course! This looks like a great set of resources! I love the intro video, top notch!!
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