Install NodeJs using the "Latest version" available for your Raspberry Pi all models

Installation Latest Version Of NodeJS

This is a straightforward shell script that will install NodeJs in the "Latest version" that is compatible with your Raspberry Pi on all models (zero|1|2|3|4). Additionally, this is compatible with Beaglebone, Nvidia TX2, and other ARM6, ARM7, ARM64, and x86 64 Linux-powered devices.

Initially, you must update NodeJs on your Raspberry Pi by entering its terminal and typing the following command:

wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/audstanley/NodeJs-Raspberry-Pi/master/Install-Node.sh | sudo bash;
node -v;

Specific NodeJs version:

After launching the original installer, you may always install newer versions by starting a new terminal and entering the following command:

sudo node-install -v 4.9.1; # if you want to be specific

or

sudo node-install -v 4;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 4 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 5;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 5 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 6;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 6 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 7;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 7 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 8;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 8 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 9;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 9 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 10;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 10 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 11;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 11 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 12;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 12 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 13;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 13 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 14;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 14 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 15;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 15 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 16;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 16 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 17;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 17 you wish to install

or

sudo node-install -v 18;
# then you will get prompted with which 
# specific version of 18 you wish to install

Please take note that EVERY raspberry pi running buster or above will be compatible with this.

Update NodeJs frequently:

Edit your /etc/crontab file to always maintain your Raspberry Pi running the most recent version of Node:

sudo nano /etc/crontab

Keep NodeJs updated at all times:

Edit your /etc/crontab file if you want to always have the most recent Node version installed on your Raspberry Pi:

0 22 1,7,14,21 * * root node-install -a;

At 10:00 p.m. on the first, seventh, fourteenth, and twenty-first of each month, this will update your Raspberry Pi with the most recent version of NodeJs.