Prerequisites
Project status
This project is not currently actively being developed. Read the blog post.
Image Processing Pipeline uses Node.js. If you're a web developer then you're probably using it already! If not, the installation is simple and it will give you access to a large number of other web development tools.
If you already have Node.js, you may continue to the next page.
First steps
Installing Node.js
Installing Node.js is a simple as a few clicks and it comes with npm (Node Package Manager), the largest package registry in the world and also the best way to install IPP.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
Easy
There is an installer available at https://nodejs.org/. This will install a recent version of Node.js and the accompanying Node Package Manager (npm).
Hard
Download and install nvm-windows, a port of the popular nvm (Node Version Manager) on Linux that easily lets you install, upgrade and remove different versions of Node.js. You may then do:
$ nvm install latest
$ nvm use latest
Easy
There is an installer available at https://nodejs.org/. This will install a recent version of Node.js and the accompanying Node Package Manager (npm).
You may also try installing using Homebrew if you wish to avoid using sudo.
Hard
Download and install nvm (Node Version Manager), a popular tool that easily lets you install, upgrade and remove different versions of Node.js. You may then do:
$ nvm install node
$ nvm use node
Easy
The recommended approach is to use ready made binaries provided by your system's package manager. For example, on Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install nodejs npm
This will install a recent version of Node.js and the accompanying Node Package Manager (npm).
Hard
Download and install nvm (Node Version Manager), a popular tool that easily lets you install, upgrade and remove different versions of Node.js. You may then do:
$ nvm install node
$ nvm use node