If you got a new Mac (MacBook) or you installed macOS Ventura (13) or Sonoma (14) and want to install NodeJS, you can make use of the brew package manager.
- Open Terminal app.
- Now type,
brew install node - You should now have node installed, which you can check as follows,
% node --version v20.6.1
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