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Meteor - Environment Setup
Meteor - Environment Setup
In this chapter, we will learn how to install Meteor on Windows operating system. Before we start working with Meteor, we will need NodeJS. If you don t have it installed, you can check the pnks provided below.
Prerequisite
NodeJS is the platform needed for Meteor development. If you do not have NodeJS environment setup ready, then you can check out our
.Install Meteor
Download the official meteor installer from
If any error occurs during the installation, try running the installer as an administrator. Once the installation is complete, you will be asked to create a Meteor account.
When you finish instalpng Meteor installer, you can test if everything is installed correctly by running the following code in the command prompt window.
C:Usersusername>meteor
Following will be the output −
![Meteor Installation Test](/meteor/images/meteor-installation-test.jpg)