I originally downloaded a vue-cli, and then the technology changed with each passing day, and told me to upgrade my node to 8 or above (currently v6.1.13)
Upgrade to upgrade, upgrade to report an error
- Try the first method, the most popular method on the Internet, and it is estimated that it is also the most successful one (if I succeeded, I don't need to write this article)
1 1. The first step 2 npm -g install n 3 2. The second step 4 n stable (update to the latest stable version) 5 6 comes with common commands 7 n //All installed versions will be listed for you to switch 8 9 n latest //install the latest version 10 11 n stable //install the latest stable version 12 13 n lts //install the latest long-term support version 14 15 n rm [version number] //delete a certain version 16 17 n -h //help command
If you report such an error
Then run it like this
npm install -g n --force
If this error is reported after running
I clear the cache and try again
Then congratulations on most of the methods you can use, you can't~~~ (thorns are not exciting)
Anyway, I still can't find the reason
If this method does not work, I personally recommend downloading the latest stable version from the official website and then overwriting the installation... (I personally test it)
Come on, let's walk through the node installation process
Quietly tell you, check the path where node has been installed before overwriting: where node
Desperate, I actually installed it on the c drive
After overwriting the installation, check the environment variables
then run node -v
Very nice.