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= NodeJS Build Versioning = | |||
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| nodejs || release of nodejs you are using | |||
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| npm || npm is installed with nodejs, but versioned separately | |||
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| V8 || the chromium javascript engine version built into this nodejs version | |||
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| NODE_MODULE_VERSION || C extensions built in node are built to a node_module.<br> I think this might be a C runtime.<br> This is generally stable for a wide range of nodejs versions. | |||
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You can see nodejs version info [https://nodejs.org/en/download/releases/ here]. | |||
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Revision as of 23:12, 14 December 2021
NodeJS Build Versioning
nodejs release of nodejs you are using npm npm is installed with nodejs, but versioned separately V8 the chromium javascript engine version built into this nodejs version NODE_MODULE_VERSION C extensions built in node are built to a node_module.
I think this might be a C runtime.
This is generally stable for a wide range of nodejs versions.You can see nodejs version info here.
NodeJS info
const process = require('process'); process.version // 'v10.1.1'
