You can use the os
module in Node.js to get the release information of the operating system running on the system. Here is an example code snippet:
index.tsx110 chars5 lines
The os.release()
method returns a string that represents the operating system release. This string contains the version number and any other release information that the operating system provides. For example, on macOS, the release string might look like this: "20.4.0"
. On Linux, the release string might look like this: "4.15.0-91-generic"
.
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