NodeJS is a JavaScript runtime environment and it is required in order to run, for example, React
applications and front end application in our project is React application.
That's why in order to run it locally without Docker, you have to install NodeJS on your computer.
Please navigate to download section at nodejs.org and here you'll find installers for different operating
systems for Windows, macOS and Linux like systems.
Please select the corresponding installer and install NodeJS on your computers during installation.
Please ensure that you added NodeJS to Path because it is required in order to get access to Node and
NPM commands directly in the command line interface after installation, please go to the terminal and
verify whether you have access to Node and NPM commands in order to verify it correctly.
Please either reopen terminal or open new tab like that.
And here type node dash dash version.
And in my case I see that node JS is installed and here is its version.
And if I enter NPM there's this version I'll see corresponding version of the NPM.
NPM stands for NodeJS package Manager.
Alright, if you see similar output you are good to go and you have NodeJS and NPM installed on your
computer.