That’s it!! Now when every developer tries to execute “npm install” OR “npm start” which every developer should do in every project, they will go through our checks then and then it will go further. Now If the developer’s system existing Node version are matched with our script then it will install dependencies and able to go further otherwise it will stop the execution and skip the dependencies installation and notify developers about this Node version issue through our script & messages. In this post, we will learn how to check Node version of a system using a script and if the systems Node version is not compatible with our projects required. Check the version of node you have by running node -version. People generally use engines in package.json file to specify required Node Version. To run Protractor, you will need to have Node.js installed.Solution 2: Use common approach but not getting satisfaction… So the problem is we need to tell everyone ourselves manually.
We have to tell each and every team member that please use this Node version otherwise, it won’t work properly. Solution 1: Manual Solution but such a pain…
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