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Npm can install itself. Just use npm install with the global flag -g, to overwrite the version of npm currently installed.

Here's an example. (Change 5.4.0 to whichever version you want.)

npm install [email protected] -g 

Npm can install itself. Just use npm install with the global flag -g, to overwrite the version of npm currently installed.

Here's an example. (Change 5.4.0 to whichever version you want.)

npm install [email protected] -g 

If you switch versions later in nvm, the npm version will change as well, so it's easy to undo this action.

Npm can install itself. Just use npm install with the global flag -g, to overwrite the version of npm currently installed.

For example:

npm install [email protected] -g 

Where x.x.x represents the version you want. E.g.

npm install [email protected] -g 

Npm can install itself. Just use npm install with the global flag -g, to overwrite the version of npm currently installed.

Here's an example. (Change 5.4.0 to whichever version you want.)

npm install [email protected] -g 

Use

npm install [email protected] -g npm install [email protected] -g 

Npm can install itself. Just use npm install with the global flag -g, to overwrite the version of npm currently installed.

For example:

npm install [email protected] -g 

Where x.x.x represents the version you want. E.g.

npm install [email protected] -g