📫 Business - jawadrana2015@gmail.com To uninstall global npm packages, you can use the npm uninstall -g command followed by the package name. Here's how you can do it: Uninstalling a Global Package: To uninstall a package that was previously installed globally, run the following command in your terminal or command prompt: sh Copy code npm uninstall -g package-name Replace package-name with the name of the npm package you want to uninstall globally. For example, to uninstall the globally installed TypeScript compiler: sh Copy code npm uninstall -g typescript Verifying Uninstallation: After uninstalling a global package, you can verify that it's been successfully removed by checking if its commands are no longer available. For example, after uninstalling TypeScript, attempting to check its version should result in an error: sh Copy code tsc --version If TypeScript has been uninstalled correctly, this command will typically result in a "command not found" or similar message. Listing Global Packages: You can also list globally installed packages to verify that the package has been uninstalled. Use the npm list -g command to display a list of all globally installed packages: sh Copy code npm list -g --depth 0 The --depth 0 flag ensures that only the top-level packages are listed without their dependencies. By uninstalling global npm packages, you remove them from your entire system, making their commands and functionality no longer available globally. This can help declutter your system and ensure that only necessary packages are installed globally. #nodejs #javascript #coding #node #backend #nodejstutorial #nodejsdevelopment #tutorial #tutorials #programming #nodeprogramming #npm
📫 Business - jawadrana2015@gmail.com To uninstall global npm packages, you can use the npm uninstall -g command followed by the package name. Here's how you can do it: Uninstalling a Global Package: To uninstall a package that was previously installed globally, run the following command in your terminal or command prompt: sh Copy code npm uninstall -g package-name Replace package-name with the name of the npm package you want to uninstall globally. For example, to uninstall the globally installed TypeScript compiler: sh Copy code npm uninstall -g typescript Verifying Uninstallation: After uninstalling a global package, you can verify that it's been successfully removed by checking if its commands are no longer available. For example, after uninstalling TypeScript, attempting to check its version should result in an error: sh Copy code tsc --version If TypeScript has been uninstalled correctly, this command will typically result in a "command not found" or similar message. Listing Global Packages: You can also list globally installed packages to verify that the package has been uninstalled. Use the npm list -g command to display a list of all globally installed packages: sh Copy code npm list -g --depth 0 The --depth 0 flag ensures that only the top-level packages are listed without their dependencies. By uninstalling global npm packages, you remove them from your entire system, making their commands and functionality no longer available globally. This can help declutter your system and ensure that only necessary packages are installed globally. #nodejs #javascript #coding #node #backend #nodejstutorial #nodejsdevelopment #tutorial #tutorials #programming #nodeprogramming #npm