According to https://docs.nodesource.com/docs/nsolid/quickstart/local, nsolid is installed and updated via
$ sudo apt-get install nsolid -y
This, however, isn't a really easy approach as users don't get used to doing it using Node.js. In my opinion, we have two ways of solving it:
- Include nsolid to
nvm, volta and other Node.js version managers
- Include a
nsolid --update that automatically updates the binary via command line.
What do you folks think about it? @brycebaril @edsadr @trevnorris @santigimeno
According to https://docs.nodesource.com/docs/nsolid/quickstart/local,
nsolidis installed and updated via$ sudo apt-get install nsolid -yThis, however, isn't a really easy approach as users don't get used to doing it using Node.js. In my opinion, we have two ways of solving it:
nvm,voltaand other Node.js version managersnsolid --updatethat automatically updates the binary via command line.What do you folks think about it? @brycebaril @edsadr @trevnorris @santigimeno