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Running a Node.js Backend
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Module 1
Prepare the Windows Backend Environment
1
Obtaining Backend Files Before Running Setup Commands
Explain why the backend project files must be obtained before running its setup commands.
Explain why the backend project files must be obtained before running its setup commands.
2
Verify Node.js and npm Versions in PowerShell
Verify that Node.js and npm are available from PowerShell using version commands.
Verify that Node.js and npm are available from PowerShell using version commands.
3
Installing the Current Node.js LTS Release
Install a current Node.js LTS release when Node.js or npm is unavailable.
Install a current Node.js LTS release when Node.js or npm is unavailable.
4
Locating the Project Folder with the Backend Package.json
Locate the project folder that contains the backend directory and its package.json file.
Locate the project folder that contains the backend directory and its package.json file.
5
Navigate to the Backend Directory in PowerShell
Navigate to the backend directory in PowerShell and confirm the current location.
Navigate to the backend directory in PowerShell and confirm the current location.
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