Node is the Javascript runtime and includes NPM, the Node Package Manager, which installs all the JS library dependencies.
If you have a Mac and use Homebrew, you can install with brew install node. Otherwise, see these instructions: https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/installing-node.
OPTIONAL: anyenv and nodenv for virtual node environments
Visit https://nodejs.org/en and find the LTS release, at the time of this writing it was: 18.17.0, the latest was: 20.11.0, but it did not seem to be available via nodenv for Mac Silicon.
# the following are directory independent
brew install anyenv
# add to your shell startup file: ~/.*rc: eval "$(anyenv init -)"
exec $SHELL -l # reload your shell
yes | anyenv install --init \
&& anyenv install --list
anyenv install nodenv && exec $SHELL -l
nodenv install --list | grep ^18 # 18.16.1
nodenv install 18.16.1 && nodenv local $_ && nodenv local # confirm version
# OPTIONAL: update npm and dependencies to latest (9.8.0 last known good)
npm --version && npm install -g npm@latest && npm --version
npm outdated -g --depth=0 && npm update -g corepack
node --version && npm --version && npx --version # confirm versions
# OPTIONAL: to reset to a clean environment
npm cache clean --force && rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json kanister.ionpm install
# OPTIONAL: to allow `gulp build`
npm install gulp-cliThe website is built from source by a build process called Gulp. The default build target is build-kanister.
npx gulp # executes default target in gulpfile.js
# OPTIONAL: browse the website on http://localhost:8000
pushd _site && python3 -m http.server &Configuration details in:
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# for troubleshooting: ACTIONS_RUNNER_DEBUG=true ACTIONS_STEP_DEBUG=true
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