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Version: 1.0.0-beta.6

How To

How to Install Node.js#

Using nvm (recommended)#

nvm (Node Version Manager) allows you to download, install and manage your Node.js versions. With nvm you can easily switch between different versions installed on your system. You can download it with the following links:

Using the Traditional Way#

Otherwise, you can download the Node.js installer corresponding to your system here.

Is Node.js installed?#

Ensure Node.js is installed with the following command:

node --version

How to Install Python#

Tip

Python is maybe already installed on your system. You can check it with python --version or python3 --version.

Using pyenv (recommended)#

pyenv is a simple Python version manager which allows you to do the same as what nvm does for Node.js.

Using the Traditional Way#

Otherwise, you can download the Python installer corresponding to your system here. Once you run the installer, check Add Python to PATH, then install.

Is Python installed?#

Ensure Python is installed with the following command:

python --version

Or

python3 --version

How to Install Pipenv#

Warning

Before installing Pipenv, make sure you have Python installed.

Using pip (Linux/Windows)#

pip is a packages manager for Python, it allows you to download and install Python packages easily. We can use it here to install Pipenv thanks to the command below:

pip install pipenv --user

Using Homebrew (macOS)#

Homebrew is a packages manager for macOS. You can easily install packages with it. To install Pipenv, simply execute the following command:

brew install pipenv

Using the Traditional Way#

Well, there is no much to say here, just follow this guide.

Is Pipenv installed?#

Ensure Pipenv is installed with the following command:

pipenv --version