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Nodist from Marcel Klehr aims to be an easy way to switch between Node.js versions on Windows. Inspired by TJ’s n and aiming to improve on nvmw’s global-only switching, Nodist ships with a nice command line interface:

Usage: nodist List all installed node versions. nodist list nodist ls nodist <version> Use the specified node version globally (downloads the executable, if necessary). nodist latest Use the latest available node version globally (downloads the executable, if necessary). nodist add <version> Download the specified node version. nodist + <version> nodist run <version> -- <file> Run <file> with the specified node version (downloads the executable, if necessary). nodist r <version> -- <file> nodist rm <version> Uninstall the specified node version. nodist - <version> nodist --help Display this help nodist -v Display nodist version Examples: nodist 0.8.1 Use node v0.8.1 globally nodist v0.5.10 Use node v0.5.10 globally nodist r 0.8.1 -- foo.js -s Run `foo.js -s` with node v0.8.1, regardless of the global version nodist - 0.5.10 Uninstall node v0.5.10 

See the README for installation and usage.