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How install node on android using termux

//launch termux and run the fellowing commands
apt update
apt upgrade
apt install nodejs
apt install vim (optional- vim is a text editor)
apt install wget (optional - enables you to browse from the terminal)
apt list --installed (to see all the installed pkgs)
//Done you just installed nodejs and ready to build your app.

//now node is installed let create a simple node project
//code continues...
mkdir app
cd app
npm init
//click the enter to go through the prompts to create a package.json file

//installing express module - to create simple web sever
npm install express -only=prod -save
npm list -depth=0 (to view the version of express installed)
vim index.js (lauch the index.js in the termianl)
i (click "i" to  enable you write to the  index.js file)

//now write the fellowing code to your index.js file to test our created nodejs app
const app = require('express')();
app.get('/home',(req,res)=>{
	res.send('awsome!. You just launched your first nodejs app');
});
app.listen(3000);

//type the fellowing codes after writing
ctrl+c (to switch to vim command input)
:x (to save your modified index.js file and take you back to the bash terminal

 //lauching our simple nodejs app
node index.js
    
//now launch your browser and visit the bellow url to see our app running
http:localhost:3000/home 
//if the above is not working try this
http:127.0.0.1:3000/home

//and you should see your app runing done

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