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README.md
Node.js tools for Visual Studio
Node.js tools for Visual Studio is developed and managed here.
Check out our documentation on the NTVS wiki
Feel free to file issues or ask questions on our issue tracker, and we welcome code contributions - see Contributing for information.
Visual Studio 2019 installation
The Node.js development workload is available as part of Visual Studio 2019 Community, Professional and Enterprise. To install, run the normal VS installer and select the Node.js development workload.
If you have VS and need to add the Node.js development workload follow this documentation
Visual Studio 2017 installation
For Visual Studio 2017 Community, Professional and Enterprise, run the 2017 VS installer and choose the Node.js development workload. Please note you will need a Visual Studio Subscription to access this.
If you have VS and need to add the Node.js development workload follow this documentation
Visual Studio 2015 and earlier
For more information on how to install Node.js tools, please send an email to Gabrielle Crevecoeur (Current Program Manager)
Code of Conduct
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.
License
Thank you for using and supporting the Node.js Tools for Visual Studio.