问题
I am trying to install NodeJS on the new Apple Silicon MacBook Pro, but I wasn't able to find a installer for ARM Macs.
The standard installation will run in Intel emulation mode, but I saw they already have an ARM Linux version which I assume is not suitable for M1 Macs.
Is it already possible to install Node.JS on a ARM Mac without having it run in emulation mode?
回答1:
The primary Node.JS repository has Issue #2747, which was updated yesterday with a note that current versions of Node compile just fine with no modifications required via Rosetta 2. The same post indicated that there was still in-flight "work to be done" to compile Node to an M1-native binary to unlock additional performance benefits.
Additional resources:
- Node.JS Technical Steering Committee opened Issue #886 in their GitHub repository to track Node's support for Apple Silicon.
回答2:
Hit similar issues. I would recommend you enable "Open using Rosetta" on Terminal, which should reduce all ends of pain for the moment. When this was enabled, I was able to install Node, as well as Homebrew, etc, with no issues. To do to:
- right click your terminal app from Finder
- select "Get Info"
- enable "Open using Rosetta"
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64899827/nodejs-on-apple-silicon-m1