The Raspberry Pi runs off the ARM architecture and as of the writing of this article, NodeJS releases compiled Linux binaries for ARMv6, ARMv7 and ARMv8 architecture boards. Step 2: Determine which version of Node you need Once that's done we can move on to the next step! It takes quite some time for the Raspberry Pi to be updated depending on which version of Raspbian you are using.
After the update of the list is completed, run the following command to install the updates. This command updates the list of packages that can be installed, and checks if currently installed packages have any new updates. Run the following commands in the terminal. To prevent any issues with compatibility, always update the dependencies list on the Raspberry Pi and upgrade the libraries on the Pi before installing new libraries. So you want to use your Raspberry Pi as a NodeJS server? You are at the right place! In this short tutorial we will go through how to install NodeJS and the Node Package Manager (NPM) on the Raspberry Pi.
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