| NODEENV(1) | User Commands | NODEENV(1) |
NAME¶
nodeenv - nodeenv
SYNOPSIS¶
nodeenv [OPTIONS] ENV_DIR
OPTIONS¶
- --version
- show program's version number and exit
- -h, --help
- show this help message and exit
- -n NODE_VER, --node=NODE_VER
- The node.js version to use, e.g., --node=0.4.3 will use the node-v0.4.3 to create the new environment. The default is last stable version (`latest`). Use `system` to use system-wide node.
- -i, --iojs
- Use iojs instead of nodejs.
- -j JOBS, --jobs=JOBS
- Sets number of parallel commands at node.js compilation. The default is 2 jobs.
- --load-average=LOAD_AVERAGE
- Sets maximum load average for executing parallel commands at node.js compilation.
- -v, --verbose
- Verbose mode
- -q, --quiet
- Quiet mode
- -C CONFIG_FILE, --config-file=CONFIG_FILE
- Load a different file than '~/.nodeenvrc'. Pass an empty string for no config (use built-in defaults).
- -r FILENAME, --requirements=FILENAME
- Install all the packages listed in the given requirements file.
- --prompt=PROMPT
- Provides an alternative prompt prefix for this environment
- -l, --list
- Lists available node.js versions
- --update
- Install npm packages from file without node
- --without-ssl
- Build node.js without SSL support
- --debug
- Build debug variant of the node.js
- --profile
- Enable profiling for node.js
- --with-npm
- Build without installing npm into the new virtual environment. Required for node.js < 0.6.3. By default, the npm included with node.js is used.
- --npm=NPM_VER
- The npm version to use, e.g., --npm=0.3.18 will use the npm-0.3.18.tgz tarball to install. The default is last available version (`latest`).
- --no-npm-clean
- Skip the npm 0.x cleanup. Cleanup is enabled by default.
- -p, --python-virtualenv
- Use current python virtualenv
- -c, --clean-src
- Remove "src" directory after installation
- --force
- Force installation in a pre-existing directory
- -m MAKE_PATH, --make=MAKE_PATH
- Path to make command
- --prebuilt
- Install node.js from prebuilt package
AUTHORS¶
nodeenv was primarily written by Eugene Kalinin.
SEE ALSO¶
Documentation for nodeenv is available online at https://github.com/ekalinin/nodeenv
| July 2015 | nodeenv 0.13.2 |