A node.js version management utility for Windows. Ironically written in Go.
This version fixes an issue with the nvm ls available
feature, which was not showing current versions properly.
It is now possible to add an --insecure
flag to installations if you need to bypass the SSL validation check performed against the remote server. This is an insecure process where mitm attacks can occur, so it is not enabled by default. This should only be used with trusted download sources.
nodejs.org/dist/index.json
.nvm ls available
to display a pretty table, up to 20 results. Displays Current, LTS, Stable, and Unstable versions.Merged support for Node v4.x.
A hotfix release to resolve issue #15.
Feature Updates:
nvm use 32|64
"quick switching" from 32-bit to 64-bit or vice versa.nvm list available
provide a list of the versions available for download.Fixes:
Misc:
This is a bug fix & tooling release.
nvm use 32
or nvm use 64
properly overrides the default architecture.The installer has been upgraded with a few new features. If node.js is already installed, you'll be provided an option to let nvm control it. As a result, you no longer have to uninstall node.js before installing NVM for Windows.
There are now two downloads.
nvm-setup.zip
contains the installer and the full application.
nvm-noinstall.zip
contains the nvm.exe
and required files for a manual installation. See the wiki for additional instructions.
A patch for the installer to better support integration with existing node.js installations.
A minor patch to fix issue #1.
The initial release supports installation of multiple versions of node.js. This coincides with the release of the node/npm distribution list.
Download and extract the zip (it only contains one file, nvm-setup.exe
). Run the installer and start using nvm for Windows.