Install (NVM) Node Version Manager Mac

In this video we show you the best way to install NVM, (The GitHub repository), and why it's the best way. Homebrew is unsupported and therefore not the recommended way to install Node Version Manager (NVM)

On a Mac, we want to make sure we have the .zshrc file in our ~ home directory before we run the wget or curl command to install NVM.

We also want to have xcode command line tools installed, so if those aren't on your Mac already, then head to the website that is shown in the video to get xcode command line tools so the NVM install will work.

[MM]

Thanks very much. Very helpful step-by-step guide. It's pretty easy to follow.

[tarikskender]

Nice video, explained what others didn't manage to explain even though you weren't quite sure in what u were doing XD

[briantoon]

Thank you so much. This really saved me a bunch of time! Appreciate you.

[FintechWave]

Great info. Worked perfectly. Thank you much! 💯

[Eksttrak]

Thank you, this video is really helpful.

[anandhinamasu]

Thank you so much for your valuable topics

[wntbshp]

Thank You so much this video helped me!

[bimalgrg]

nvm alias default node
Do this, If you are getting node command not found after terminal restarts.

[dwainbeckford]

I am using a 2013 version Macbook Pro with OSx 11.75.0, It cannot be upgraded to OS Monterey version 12, when I try to install Command Line Tool for Xcode from the developer site it told me I could not. So I decided to continue installing nvm anyways, nvm installation prompt me to install Command Line Tools for Xcode and gave me the command to run to dot. Command Live Tools installed with no issue. Can't say if there will be any issues in the future but for now it is working.