Node Version Manager
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A POSIX-compliant bash script to manage multiple active Node.js versions via the command line.
A POSIX-compliant bash script to manage multiple active Node.js versions via the command line.
A Node.js version manager for Windows, written in Go, that uses symlinks for seamless version switching.
A fast and simple Node.js version manager built in Rust, supporting cross-platform development.
A Node.js version manager built from scratch for the Fish shell, enabling seamless installation and switching between Node versions.
A lightweight version manager for Node.js on Unix-like systems, enabling seamless switching between multiple Node.js versions per project.
A Zsh plugin that automatically installs, updates, and loads nvm with additional utilities like lazy loading and auto-use.
A bash-based tool for managing multiple Node.js versions and virtual environments using subshells.
ZSH plugin to install and load the Fast Node Manager (fnm) for managing Node.js versions.
A Zsh plugin that automatically switches Node.js versions based on project configuration using n.
A zsh plugin that automatically switches Node.js versions based on .nvmrc files using the n version manager.
An oh-my-zsh plugin that enhances the fnm Node.js version manager with cleanup and upgrade utilities.
A Zsh plugin that provides shell integration for the fast and simple Node.js version manager (fnm).
A fast Node.js version manager for Zsh with automatic version switching and alias support.
A fast Zsh plugin that installs, updates, and loads nvm with lazy-loading and .nvmrc auto-use support.
A zsh plugin for managing Node.js versions with fnm (Fast Node Manager).
An oh-my-zsh plugin that automatically switches Node.js versions using nvm when a .nvmrc file is detected.
A minimalist Zsh theme with git, virtualenv, nvm, and exit code support.
A Zsh plugin that automatically installs and switches Node.js versions using nvm when entering directories.
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