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Prepare your dev environment

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  • Install any tools that you will use to build your Astro website

You will use a command line (terminal) to create your Astro project and to run key commands to build, develop, and test your site.

You can access the command line through a local terminal program for your operating system. Common applications include Terminal (MacOS/Linux), Command Prompt (Windows), and Termux (Android). One of these will probably already be on your machine.

For Astro to run on your system, you will also need to have a compatible version of Node.js installed. Astro supports even-numbered Node.js versions. The current minimum supported versions of each are: v18.20.8, v20.3.0, and v22.0.0. (v19 and v21 are not supported.)

To check to see whether you already have a compatible version installed, run the following command in your terminal:

Terminal window
node -v
// Example output
v18.20.8

If the command returns a version number supported by Astro, you’re good to go!

If the command returns an error message like Command 'node' not found, or a version number lower than the required, then you need to install a compatible Node.js version.

Additionally, you will need to download and install a code editor to write your code.

  1. Download and install VS Code or another code editor of your choice.

Which of the following is…

  1. A code editor, for making changes to your files and their content?

  2. An online version control provider for your repository?

  3. An application for running commands?

  • FreeCodeCamp.org external — a free educational site with full courses or quick refreshers in HTML, CSS, JS, and more.

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