6/30/2023 0 Comments Install node for angular![]() This will open command line in Visual Studio Code.Ĭreate and navigate to location on your hard drive where you created your Angular project. Go to Terminal tab, then go to New Terminal in VSCode. ( Or whatever you installed in previous step.) On my computer it printed out v16.17.1 but yours should be most recent version of NodeJS. Now run command line in Windows (Go to Start, type cmd.exe, hit Enter.)In the command line prompt, type:Ĭheck which version of NodeJS I am running in Window command line (cmd.exe) How to add Node JS to PATH environment variables in Windows.Ĭlick on Start button again, and type cmd or cmd.exe and hit Enter. Now click on New button, and type c:\nodejs (or the path where you installed NodeJS in previous step.) On next screen, find Path variable (in second box):įind Path variable in second box under System variables. The easiest way to find Environment Variables on Windows (Go to Start button, and type “environment variables”, then click on the Open button in the right panel, or hit Enter.)On the window that shows up, click Environment Variables button: Now that Node JS is installed, go to Start button: Installing NodeJS, by rewriting default location to c:\nodejs in this example. When installing Node JS to run Angular, pick a simple to remember location like C:\nodejs (instead of Program Files) This will really pay off later just in case you need to use NodeJS with a simple and short path. This means first you need to install Node. This is what allows you to run Angular on localhost in your browser.Įvery time you edit Angular in VSCode, it will automatically reload in the browser, and this is called “hot reload”. It’s part of your local web development environment. What?Īngular is executed in NodeJS - a JavaScript environment. You don’t actually run Angular in VSCode. ![]() ( Set up your Angular to run in Visual Studio Code editor) If you just want to watch the video tutorial on how to setup Angular for VSCode here it is: If you’re new to Angular and want to make your first Angular app this tutorial is for you. ![]() Angular is not the easiest of frameworks to write JavaScript apps on (Compared to React, for example.) But it’s probably one of the easiest ones to install and launch apps on from command line.
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