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exercise verify dependencies
Michael Brooks edited this page May 15, 2015
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Alright! We've installed Git, Node.js, and opened our Terminal. It's now the moment of truth: have we done it correctly?
We need to verify that Git is both installed and available in the Terminal:
- Open your Terminal (Node.js for Command Prompt on Windows)
- Type:
git --version
- Verify that you received a version back:
We need to verify that Node.js is both installed and available in the Terminal:
- Open your Terminal (Node.js for Command Prompt on Windows)
- Type:
node --version
- Verify that you received a version back.
- It should be
0.10.x
or higher.
The Node Package Manager (npm) is bundled with the Node.js install. However, it's version independently and I want to ensure that you have an up-to-date version:
- Open your Terminal (Node.js for Command Prompt on Windows)
- Type:
npm --version
- Verify that you received a version back.
- It should be
2.0.0
or higher.
If it is too low, then you can upgrade it with:
npm update -g npm
Note: You may need to add sudo
in front of the command.