## Meteor Installer

Install Meteor by running:

```bash
npm install -g meteor
```

[Read more](https://www.meteor.com/developers/install)

### Meteor version relationship

| NPM Package | Meteor Official Release |
|-------------|-------------------------|
| 2.6.0       | 2.6                     |
| 2.5.7       | 2.5.6                   |
| 2.5.6       | 2.5.5                   |
| 2.5.5       | 2.5.4                   |
| 2.5.4       | 2.5.3                   |
| 2.5.3       | 2.5.2                   |
| 2.5.2       | 2.5.1                   |
| 2.5.1       | 2.5.1                   |
| 2.5.0       | 2.5                     |
| 2.4.1       | 2.4                     |
| 2.4.0       | 2.4                     |
| 2.3.7       | 2.3.6                   |
| 2.3.6       | 2.3.5                   |
| 2.3.5       | 2.3.5                   |
| 2.3.4       | 2.3.4                   |
| 2.3.3       | 2.3.2                   |
| 2.3.2       | 2.3.1                   |
| 2.3.1       | 2.2.1                   |

### Important note

This npm package is not Meteor itself, this npm package is just an installer. You should not include it as a dependency in your project. If you do your deploy is going to be broken.

### Path management

By default, the Meteor installer adds its install path (by default, `~/.meteor/`) to your PATH by updating either your `.bashrc`, `.bash_profile`, or `.zshrc` as appropriate. To disable this behavior, install Meteor by running:

```bash
npm install -g meteor --ignore-meteor-setup-exec-path
```

(or by setting the environment variable `npm_config_ignore_meteor_setup_exec_path=true`)