How to use the command Set-NodeInstallLocation (with examples)

The Set-NodeInstallLocation command is used to change the default installation directory for Node.js in ps-nvm. This command can only be executed in PowerShell and is part of the ps-nvm tool. It allows users to specify a new directory where Node.js installations will be stored.

Use case 1: Change the Node.js install location to a specified directory

Code:

Set-NodeInstallLocation path/to/directory

Motivation: The motivation for using this example is to set a custom installation directory for Node.js. By specifying a new location, users can have more control over where their Node.js installations are stored, making it easier to manage and organize their environment.

Explanation:

• Set-NodeInstallLocation is the command used to change the Node.js installation directory.
• path/to/directory is the argument that specifies the new directory where Node.js installations will be stored. This can be an absolute or relative path to the desired directory.

Example output:

Successfully set the Node.js install location to path/to/directory.

Conclusion:

The Set-NodeInstallLocation command in ps-nvm is a helpful tool for managing Node.js installations. By using this command, users can easily change the default installation directory to a specified location, providing more flexibility and control over their environment.