If that's the case, consider using a third-party/other Yum repository that packages and/or tracks new Node versions (like this one), or using a different package manager (does npm support updating the Node instance it runs on?) or manually downloading/installing the software. Finished install after 12 s semantic-ui1.12.3 nodemodules/semantic-ui. building form source), you may have to run a yum install nodejs (rather than update) or whatnot in order to start managing your NodeJS instance via Yum.Īlso, since Node is so heavily developed, and releases so often, it's possible that RPM packagings of more recent versions may not percolate down into the Yum repositories for distribution for some time (that's my experience with EPEL and a lot of rapidly-developed software). The easiest way to install Semantic UI is our NPM package which contains. If you got Node from a non-Yum source (e.g. Run Node.js installer script Download and execute the script. The script will import RPM GPG key for the repository and create a repository file for Node.js packages. The latest version of Node. The process is as simple as pulling the script and executing it, then run yum install commands. yum install gcc-c++ make OR yum groupinstall Development Tools How to Install Node.js in Debian, Ubuntu, and Linux Mint.
Follow the instructions at Node's " Installing Via Package Managers" page to load the repository onto your system, run yum clean all once for good measure, and then try the yum update command again. Optional: There are development tools such as gcc-c++ and make that you need to have on your system, in order to build native addons from npm.
It doesn't look like you have the NodeJS Yum repository loaded on your system.
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