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nodejs (34) Versions 2.0.0 Follow266

Installs/Configures node.js

Berkshelf

Policyfile

Knife

cookbook 'nodejs', '= 2.0.0'

cookbook 'nodejs', '= 2.0.0', :supermarket

knife supermarket install nodejs

knife supermarket download nodejs

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nodejs-cookbook

DESCRIPTION

Installs Node.js and manage npm

USAGE

Include the nodejs recipe to install node on your system based on the default installation method: chef include_recipe "nodejs" Installation method can be customized with attribute node['nodejs']['install_method']

Install methods

Package

Install node from packages:

node['nodejs']['install_method'] = 'package' # Not necessary because it's the default
include_recipe "nodejs"
# Or
include_recipe "nodejs::nodejs_from_package"

Note that only apt (Ubuntu, Debian) appears to have up to date packages available. Centos, RHEL, etc are non-functional (try nodejs_from_binary for those).

Binary

Install node from official prebuilt binaries: ```chef node['nodejs']['install_method'] = 'binary' include_recipe "nodejs"

Or

include_recipe "nodejs::nodejs_from_binary" ```

Source

Install node from sources: ```chef node['nodejs']['install_method'] = 'source' include_recipe "nodejs"

Or

include_recipe "nodejs::nodejs_from_source" ```

NPM

Npm is included in nodejs installs by default. By default, we are using it and call it embedded. Adding recipe nodejs::npm assure you to have npm installed and let you choose install method with node['npm']['install_method'] chef include_recipe "nodejs::npm" Warning: This recipe will include the nodejs recipe, which by default includes nodejs::nodejs_from_package if you did not set node['nodejs']['install_method'].

LWRP

nodejs_npm

nodejs_npm let you install npm packages from various sources: * npm registry: * name: attribute :package * version: attribute :version (optionnal) * url: attribute :url * for git use git://{your_repo} * from a json (packages.json by default): attribute :json * use true for default * use a String to specify json file

Packages can be installed globally (by default) or in a directory (by using attribute :path)

You can append more specific options to npm command with attribute :options array :
* use an array of options (w/ dash), they will be added to npm call. * ex: ['--production','--force'] or ['--force-latest']

This LWRP try to use npm bare as much as possible (no custom wrapper).