This blog is about the Node.js platform, a popular choice for building scalable and reliable web applications. It covers a wide range of topics, including:
- Getting started with Node.js
- Building web applications with Node.js
- Using Node.js for Microservices
- Securing Node.js applications
- Optimizing Node.js performance
- Deploying Node.js applications
Installation
- Go to https://nodejs.org/en.
- Download the LTS version.
- Accept all terms and install.
- Now Check whether the node is installed in your computer or not by typing node--version on the hyper terminal.
Run a JS File by node
- Open the VS Code terminal.
- Type the node--version to get the node version and also check the installation of the node.
- Go to the directory where the JS file is stored using cd "address of js file".
- Now type node yourfilename.js (for eg: node index.js) and hit enter.
React Native Modules
const fs = require("fs")//file system
//For writing some text in a text file named message.txt using fs writefile module
fs.writeFile("message.txt","Hello, World!",(err)=>{
if (err) throw err;
console.log("The file has been saved");
});
//For reading some text from a text file named msg.txt using fs readfile module
fs.readFile("./msg.txt","utf8",(err,data)=>{
if (err) throw err;
console.log(data);
});
NPM Package Manager
Let we have to generate a random superhero name using the node then the following steps are involved for generating the superhero name.
- Open the VS Code terminal.
- Initialise npm using npm init.
- Install npm pacakges using npm i superheroes.
- Open the package.json file and type in the file Type: "module".
- Now open the js file and type the following code.
import superheroes from "superheroes";
const name = superheroes.random();
console.log(name);
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