NVMA is a tool that "acts" like the https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows, but without requiring admin rights for installing and using. It mimics only essential subset of features that are needed in order to get multiple versions of nodejs.
You must uninstall nodejs, if you had it installed previously.
Just download the binary and execute it from cmd
To see all commands you need to execute either:
nvma help
or
nvma
To lists all nodejs version that you can use you need to use:
nvma list
To change your version:
nvma.exe use <version>
nvma.exe use v14.9.0
After you changed your version, you need to restart your terminal/cmd in order to access your nodejs.
To make nvma use everywhere, not only in nvma folder, execute makeglobal command use:
nvma makeglobal
After that you again need to restart your terminal/cmd.
Once you execute nvma use or nvma makeglobal you need to make sure that you dont move nvma to another folder. Moving to another folder results in nodejs not longer being recognized, also nvma wont work globally.
To overcome this, you can use nvma use and nvma makeglobal again.
There arent any other issues that i'm aware of. If you have any problems, please open a issue.
nvma is taking far simpler approach than nvm. Its just modifying your environemnt variables. When you type nvma use, once selected nodejs has been selected, it will add current path to PATH variable, thus making it accessable globally.