Testing InstallationOpen command prompt and run below command to test nodenode -v You should see an output like below (Note: Your version may vary depending on your date of installing as nodejs team make an aggressive release but make sure your node version is > v10.0.0)Open command prompt and run below command to test npm npm -vYou should see an output like below (Note: Your version may vary depending on your date of installing as nodejs team make an aggressive release but make sure your npm version is > 5 )Running the first Hello World applicationOpen any text editor and write the following codeconsole.log("Hello World Node!!")Save the file as helloworld.jsOpen command prompt and navigate to the folder where you save helloworld.js and run below commandnode helloworld.jsHow it worksnode command line with file name as an argument will load, read, compile and execute the instructions from the file and execute them. Click Install, this may need elevated permissions provided necessary rights requested6. By clicking next in previous step you will be asked to accept license, please accept by clicking checkbox and click Next 3. Click on the downloaded node-vxx.xx.xx.msi ( for example node-v10.15.0.msi) in previous step to start the installation which brings up below screen.
Click on windows Installer to download the latest version of node installer.2. DownloadVisit nodejs download page here 2.
Before you begin, you should have a user account with installation privileges and should have unrestricted access to all mentioned web sites in this document.Audience:This document can be referred by anyone who wants to install latest nodejs on windows 10 System requirementsWindows 10 OS4 GB RAM10 GB free space Installation Procedure1.
Node.js lets developers use JavaScript to develop wide variety of applications like network applications, command line tools, web api, web applications In this document, we will cover installation procedure of nodejs on windows 10 operating systemPrerequisitesThis guide assumes that you are using Windows 10.
* Author: Glaucia Lemos – (Twitter: )Īnd our CRUD is ready! Let’s test all endpoints! To test, open Postman, you can download POSTMAN – HERE and include the json request.By Susan May Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that executes JavaScript code outside of a browser. * Descrição: file responsible for handling the database connection locally The project structure will now as you can see below: Now let’s create a folder called: shared and inside it we will create the file: mongo.js. "description": "Challenge-4 25 days of serverless", When we installed MongoDB in the project, note that there were changes in the package.json file.
With this, we will install MongoDB locally in our project. Now let’s make some necessary changes to our newly created project. Note that when we open Visual Studio Code, we need to click the YES button that appears in the bottom right corner to enable some important files in the project. For this, just follow the steps as the GIF below. Now that we have installed the package, let’s create a new application. To do this, create a local folder on your machine - and let’s get started! 2.
If it happens according to the GIF below, it’s because the package was installed successfully! To verify that Azure Functions Core Tools is installed correctly on your machine, check for the func command on the terminal: > func
Sudo mv microsoft.gpg /etc/apt//microsoft.gpgįor more information on how to correctly install Azure Functions Core Tools, visit the link HERE. Npm install -g azure-functions-core-tools The following assumes that version X of Node.js is installed on the machine. Here are the links to programs and packages I used to solve this challenge: Install Azure Functions Core Tools packageĪzure Functions Core Toolswill allow us to develop and test functions locally on our machine from a terminal or command prompt.