elasticsearchHow do I install Elasticsearch using npm?
Installing Elasticsearch using npm is a relatively simple process.
First, you need to ensure you have npm installed. To check, open a terminal and run the command:
npm -v
If npm is installed, you should see the version number printed.
Once npm is installed, you can install Elasticsearch using the npm install command. For example:
npm install elasticsearch
This will install the latest version of Elasticsearch.
You can also specify a specific version of Elasticsearch to install. For example, to install version 7.3.2:
npm install [email protected]
After the installation is complete, you can check that it was successful by running the command:
npm list elasticsearch
This will print out the version of Elasticsearch that is installed.
Finally, you can start the Elasticsearch server by running the command:
npm start elasticsearch
For more information on installing Elasticsearch using npm, please see the Elasticsearch documentation.
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