Nvm ls-remote n/a

nvm ls-remote n/a

The command nvm ls-remote n/a is used with the Node Version Manager (nvm) to list all the available remote versions of Node.js that can be installed. The n/a parameter is used to filter the results and only show the versions that are not yet installed on your system.

Here’s an example to illustrate the usage of the command:

$ nvm ls-remote n/a
  

This command will display a list of available remote versions of Node.js that can be installed using nvm. The versions that are already installed on your system will not be shown.

For instance, the output may look something like this:

...
  v14.17.4
  v14.18.0
  v14.18.1
  v14.18.2
  v16.13.0
  v16.13.1
  v16.14.0
  ...
  

In this example, the versions v14.17.4, v14.18.0, v14.18.1, v14.18.2, v16.13.0, v16.13.1, and v16.14.0 are available for installation and are not yet installed on the system.

You can then use the desired version number to install a specific version of Node.js. For example, to install version v14.18.2, you can run:

$ nvm install v14.18.2
  

This will download and install the specified version of Node.js on your system.