Node.js is exceptionally dynamic in the
improvement and you may get news about the new release consistently. There are
times when we really need to keep up numerous version of Node with the
adaptability to switch between versions without experiencing the issue of installation.
Enter Node helper or n.
You need to
have at least a node package manager or npm installed in your system.
Here is the thing that you have to do step
by step :
Step 1: Clean npm cache
Step 2: Install node helper (n) globally.
Once
node helper is installed. You can either get the latest stable version
Or if
you want specific version like I needed 8.0.0 , at that point you can do it
After
update, you can check the latest version of node using
Or
If you need to change to the different version
Node, simply type n in the terminal and you should see the Node versions
listed. Use arrow keys to pick the version and press enter.
I use this package in production servers too.
Works great.