VimŸUnDoåð?+TiÉxa9Uæ[¯²rˆw<ÿU½†ºœX¦Package template LÐ…_ÐÿÿÿÿvVLµõv# npm3This is just enough info to get you up and running.7More info available via `npm help` once it's installed. ## IMPORTANT3You need node v0.2.0 or higher to run this program.You shouldn't use sudo with it.## Simple InstallTo install npm, do this:) curl http://npmjs.org/install.sh | sh## Permission ErrorsJIf it dies with a "Permission Denied" or EACCESS error, then that probablyHmeans that you are running node in a shared root-owned location. You've got options.JUsing sudo with npm is Very Not Recommended. Anyone can publish anything,4and package installations can run arbitrary scripts.### Option 1: Take ownershipKThis is good if you have a single-user machine. Run this command once, and4never use sudo again to install stuff in /usr/local:" sudo chown -R $USER /usr/localHYou could also give your user permission to write into that directory byHmaking it group-writable and adding your user to the group that owns it.### Option 2: Don't leave $HOMELInstall node in `$HOME/local` and npm will default to living right alongsideCit. Follow the steps in this gist: 3### Option 3: Customize npm to your heart's contentKCreate and edit a file at `~/.npmrc`. This is an ini-formatted file, which>you can use to set npm configs. Do something like this to it: cat >>~/.npmrc <