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base-volta-off-of-nwjs

v1.0.5

Published

Updates Volta config in package.json so Node match's what your NW.js version uses

Downloads

367

Readme

base-volta-off-of-nwjs

Updates the Volta config in your package.json so your Node.js version will match the version of Node.js built in to NW.js.

Usage

  1. Uninstall any Node Version Managers you have, then install Volta
  2. In your repo run npm pkg set scripts.postinstall="npx base-volta-off-of-nwjs@latest"
  3. Then run npm install
    • If it asks if you want to run base-volta-off-of-nwjs press enter to confirm, this should only happen once

This will add a command to your npm scripts that will automatically run after any time you do an npm install. It will update the Volta object in your package.json so the node value will match the version of Node in NW.js.

Requirements

  1. You must have nw listed in dependencies or devDependencies
  2. nw must be installed in the node_modules folder