Install Node.js to install n to install Node.js?
I have a problem understanding the use of n. Basically, it is clear that it is a version manager for Node.js such as nvm.
But in contrast to nvm, which is basically a shell script, according to the documentation you are encouraged to use npm to install n:
$ npm install -g n
What I don't get is: For having npm at hand you need to install Node.js. Why would I install Node.js manually to use npm to then be able to install Node.js using n?
To put my question in other words: Why does n suggest installing using npm , if its main purpose is to install Node.js, which includes npm?
Copyright License: Author:「Golo Roden」,Reproduced under the CC 4.0 BY-SA copyright license with link to original source & disclaimer. Link to:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19451851/install-node-js-to-install-n-to-install-node-js
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