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I have node.js project on drive "F". for example F:\development\WebStormProjects\test-app\

so, how i can install nmp module (npm install twitter-bootstrap-node) in that project folder?

my os is windows.

Thank's in advance.

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You can either add the module as dependency to your package.json or install it manually. In any case, typing above command in the command line while being in your project directory should have the desired effect.

If you've added a module as dependency then a simple npm install from the project root should suffice.

EDIT: Global installation of modules is not the default, if you were worried about this. You have to actively trigger it with npm install -g $MODULE_NAME

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So your actual problem was that you were not able to go to your project folder on the command line? Just typing F: would also work :)

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