What do npm peer dependency warnings mean?
They mean a package expects another related package at a specific version. They are warnings, not always errors. Only act on them if something actually breaks; do not panic at every warning.
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Read the conflict to see which packages expect different versions, then update the offending package. Avoid using the legacy resolver flag as a first solution; it masks the real version mismatch.
Node.js is not installed or not on your PATH. Install Node.js from the official site or use a version manager like nvm, then reopen your terminal so the PATH updates.
Avoid using sudo. Use a version manager like nvm so global installs do not need elevated permissions, and fix folder ownership for node_modules if it is wrong. sudo masks the real problem and can cause more issues.
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