p6-projen-project-awesome-list VS nodenv

import { cdk } from "projen"; const project = new cdk.JsiiProject({ name: "p6-projen-project-awesome-list", author: "Philip M. Gollucci", authorAddress: "[email protected]", repositoryUrl: "https://github.com/p6m7g8/p6-projen-project-awesome-list.git", description: "Projen External Project for awesome-lists", stability: "experimental", keywords: ["awesome lists", "projen", "list", "awesome", "constructs"], defaultReleaseBranch: "main", projenrcTs: true, gitpod: true, devContainer: true, codeCov: true, prettier: true, releaseFailureIssue: true, autoApproveUpgrades: true, autoApproveOptions: { allowedUsernames: ["p6m7g8-automation"], }, deps: ["projen@^0.53.14"], peerDeps: ["projen@^0.53.14"], publishToPypi: { distName: "p6-projen-project-awesome-list", module: "p6_projen_project_awesome_list", }, publishToMaven: { javaPackage: "com.github.p6m7g8.P6ProjectProjenAwesomeList", mavenGroupId: "com.github.p6m7g8", mavenArtifactId: "p6-projen-project-awesome-list", }, publishToNuget: { dotNetNamespace: "P6m7g8.P6AwesomeList", packageId: "P6m7g8.P6AwesomeList", }, publishToGo: { moduleName: "github.com/p6m7g8/p6-projen-project-awesome-list", // why doesn't this default to repositoryUrl? }, }); project.synth();

We recommend installing Node.js using nodenv to manage node versions. This allows your computer to have a specific Node.js version per project.

https://github.com/nodenv/nodenv can automatically symlink to the version you need. Or https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf that does the same thing.

I will not cover this here. A good option is nodenv. For the purposes of this excersie you need to be on node 14.x - 16.x (not 12.x or 17.x).

Install Node into this directory. Since we'll be using react, Node needs to be version 10.16 or later. It's up to you on how you install Node - I personally like using nodenv to manage my node projects.