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How to Check NPM Installed version & location in Terminal
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Jul 6, 2025
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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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check the npm installed version inside
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your machine. npm is nothing but it's a
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package manager for handling the NodeJS
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uh packages, third party packages that
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you installed. So the command is simple
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npm- version. Then it will exactly tell
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you which version is installed on your
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system. npm- version. So it is 10.9.2
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for in my case. And you can even do
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where npm. So it will exactly tell you
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where npm is installed. So this will
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give you the full location. So it is
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located inside this C program files
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NodeJS folder. So you can go to the file
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explorer window. Directly paste this
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address. And now you will see inside
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this folder structure we have this all
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these executables. One such executable
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is this npm
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as well. You can see this is your npm
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executable which allows you to download
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any third party package of NodeJS. You
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simply write the command npm express.
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This will install your express package
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inside your project. So this is if you
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still doesn't have npm
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not installed. First of all, you need to
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install NodeJS for this because NodeJS
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is required for npm to work. So it
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basically comes automatically installed
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with uh if you install NodeJS, npm will
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come automatically installed with it. So
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Node is also you must have installed
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NodeJS for npm to work. So as you can
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see, so just install NodeJS and your npm
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will also work. Also check out my
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website freemediatetools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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