NODEJS Environment Configuration under Windows

First, download

Go to Nodejs to download the Node.msi installation package, which contains node. js and NPM;

Double-click on the Node.msi, select the installation path and NPM;

Second, set environment variables

[The new version does not need to design environment variables, the software will automatically write environment variables]

Computer (or My Computer) right-click the Properties-"Advanced system Settings-" environment variable.

Create a new user variable.

Variable name: Node_path

Value: C:\Program files\nodejs\node_modules

Note: The value is Nodejs installation directory

Third, test 1, write test code Test.js

Find a project folder, then create a new service folder, my directory is E:\nodetest\service

Note: This path cannot have Chinese

And then create a new UTF-8 encoded JS file, file name casually, my file is called Test.js

Add code into JS file

var http=require (' http '); Http.createserver (function (request,response) {    response.writehead (200,{') Content-type ': ' Text/plain '})    Response.End ("hello,world\n");    }). Listen (8887);    Console.log (' Server runing at http://127.0.0.1:8887 ');    

2. Operation

Start Nodejs Service, window key +r, enter CMD and return

Enter node E:\nodetest\service\test.js in the Command line window

Note: End without semicolon;

Success

Enter the http://127.0.0.1:8887/results in the browser as follows.

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NODEJS Environment Configuration under Windows