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NodeJS

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1. For IDE Install Visual Studio Code To get started in this walkthrough (VSCode)

  • An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a software application that provides facilities for software development. It consists of at least :
  • a source-code editor,
  • build automation tools,
  • and a debugger.

2. Install Node.js

  • A server applications using JavaScript. Node.js is the runtime and npm is the Package Manager for Node.js modules.
  • Runtime means that it can execute your scripts outside the browser environment.
  • npm is one of the Package Manager of Node.js, whenever you want to install package or library we use npm syntax.
  • Package that can do text translator, calculator, import bundle files, aws services package
  • to install a package the npm syntax is :
npm install <package-name>

3. Know the basic CLI commands

CLI stands for Command-Line Interface. Imagine if you set aside your mouse or disable your mouse pad while using your laptop and you want to go inside a specific directory or move from one directory to another. Whenever we want to write a command we need an Interface for that and it's the CLI.

Common cli commands are :

  • To view the list of files and Directories in the current directory use the command ls.
ls
  • To create a directory, use the mkdir command followed by the directory name:
mkdir "<directoryName>"
  • To navigate to a directory, use the cd command followed by the directory path:
cd <directoryPath>

the above command would get you inside the specified directory, you can type the first letter then hit the tab key to auto complete, you can continue clicking the tab till you find the directory.

  • To go up one level in the directory hierarchy, use the cd .. command.
cd ..

the above command would get you out in the current directory

  • To remove a directory, use the rmdir command followed by the directory name:
rmdir "<directoryName>"

  • To create a file use the touch command (in macOS) then filename and extension(.txt, .pdf, .csv, etc):
touch example.txt

I will do demonstrations.

Do activity inside the CLI folder.

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