Im using a linux laptop 32bits and i wonder if there is a way to install nodejs version >=14 ?
Im trying to use React on VSCode and when i try to start a project it tells me i need Node 14 or higher
saberx#saberx:~/Documents/react$ npx create-react-app miapp
npx: installed 67 in 11.768s
You are running Node 9.11.2.
Create React App requires Node 14 or higher.
Please update your version of Node.
i searched on internet but cant find a way to install a higher version of nodeJs on my linux 32bits
Unlikely, Node 10 removed offical linux x86 builds (32bit).
There were unofficial/untested builds up to v12.16.2 but they ended there. I would guess they went from "unsupported" to "not possible".
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I just purchased an Asustor AS3304T and the app central offers
to install a pretty old version of Node.js (10.13.0.r4.0.4)
I also have a few Raspberry pi devices and have been writing
some Node.js utilities using version 16.13.2.
Since I am not sure if I used features not supported by 10.x
I would prefer installing same or more recent version of Node.js,
possibly the lates LTS version: 16.18.9.
I use some Raspberry pies, but I am not a linux expert.
Just want to know if it can be done without causing problems
on the Asustor system.
I have searched a long time and the lonely solution i found is to install Entware from App Central.
I suggest to remove first the Nodejs app before installing the one provided by Entware.
Once done just
opkg install node
opkg install node-npm
and you will get node v16.16.0 and npm 8.11.0
Hello hope you are well!
I try to install a project react in my pc so I started to install npx create-next-app hulu-2-yt.
but me display this error in my cmd.
npm does not support Node.js v13.14.0
You should probably upgrade to a newer version of node as we can't make any promises that npm will work with version.
I try to make upgrade for Last version of the nodejs but I have windows 7 and said me that can not support for windows 7.
Do you have any solution.
You should upgrade node manualy all you have to do uninstall the old node version and watch this video Installing Latest Node and React In windows 7 or Low End PC is helped me lot to resolve the problem i hope it working for you as well.
Tried to fire up a new react app yesterday using create-react-app. Unfortunately, when I used the command npx create-react-app my-app, it says "Create React App requires Node 14 or higher." However, when I try to update to Node 14 or any later version, it says Windows 8 or higher is required to update. Since I'm on a work PC, it is a slow process to get my computer upgraded to Windows 10 and might affect other software I have on my computer.
I've been trying to understand Webpack and Babel but having a lot of issues that don't pop up with create-react-app. Is there any way to use create-react-app on Windows 7?
Thanks in advance.
The current latest release of the create-react-app project is v5.0.0 where support for Node 10 & 12 was dropped.
The only solution you have here, other that upgrading to a newer version of Windows and installing Node 14 is to use an older version of create-react-app.
The newest version that supports Node 10 & 12 is v3.4.0.
You can initialise your project using the older version with this command:
npx create-react-app#3.4.0 my-app
Note that this is not the latest version, and therefore is outdated and will not include the latest features of create-react-app.
Is you want to Use Node and react Js on Windows 7 32 bit system.Then just install following versions of node and create-react-app.
use Node 13.12.0
and to create react app use create-react-app version 3.4.0
npx create-react-app#3.4.0 my-app
this is working without any error and tested till installations
Otherwise consider upgrading your system as well as your software.
I'm trying to install VS Code on a Raspberry PI (Pi 3).
I got the Raspberry Pi OS with some pre-installed node application that I want to debug and extend the functionnality.
There for i thought it would be great to have VS Code Server running on the Pi so that i don't have to have the Pi connected to the Internet all the time in order to do the remote-ssh (and this option didn't even work).
The "Blackbox" application that I want to debug / extend the functionnality runs with node v7.10.0.
Or at least that's what node -v tells me.
I've tried to install nvm in order to switch node versions to be able to install VS Code Server.
I've done the nvm install 12.0.0 (as VS Code Server says it requires at least node v12) and the nvm use v12.0.0. I've tried to use nvm alias default v12.0.0 aswell, but still if i type node -v it gives me the v7.10.0. The installation of VS Code server doesn't succeed as it is most probably using the node version installed directly in the linux.
Is there anything i can do in order to have the node -v giving out v12.0.0 so that VS Code can install properly?
VS Code thereafter probably need to use this version (v12.0.0) to operate but the "blackbox" node project still needs to run with node version v7.10.0 (I don't know it it supports anything higher that that).
I thought that nvm is controlling the node versions that and that i would be possible to run two different node versions beside each other or at least switch between them.
Is there anything I can do to install VS Code Server?
Here is my problem and it might be super simple to fix, but I am new to the world of web technologies.
I have a react app that is running using node version 10.0.0. I am using npm n as my node version manager, and I am using n stable as my version selector.
When I try to run the NodeJS server that is supposed to accompany it, it fails when I try to run it with node version 10. I have to go back to version 4.9.1, so I can run the server without any problems.
Has anyone else faced this issue or know what it could be? If I go to a newer version of node I get a Bindings.js npm error. If I build my react app with 4.9.1, well that doesn't work at all.
To run both at the same time I have to switch to node version 4.9.1 and then run the nodeJS server, then change to version 10 and build the react app which to me is not how a production build should go.
Any thoughts?