Check the installed Node.js version and exit as per the required Node.js version.
cli-check-node
- Checks if a Node app is running on the right Node version
- Fails with a message to update Node version to specified version
Install
npm install cli-check-node
Usage
const checkNode = require('cli-check-node');
checkNode('13'); // Fails the script if current node version is less than 13.
API
checkNode(requiredNodeVersion, options?)
❯ requiredNodeVersion
Type: string
❯ options
Type: object
Default: {fail: true} (optional)
You can specify the options below.
❯ fail
Type: boolean
Default: true (optional)
checkNode('13', {fail: false});
// Notifies if current node version is less than 13. Does NOT fail.
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