Should be as simple as mise use node.

Or mise use -g node@version (the -g installs it globally)

Same for anything else - deno, bun, golang tooling etc

Oh, this reminds me of a big problem I had: I never know the names of the packages, is there a registry somewhere? I never managed to find one.

Yes, you can browse them at https://mise.jdx.dev/registry.html

Also, it's possible, if trickier, to install from arbitrary git repos.

Finally, if you type `mise use` with no package name, it'll present a filterable list. Start typing what you think you want, and it'll quickly filter to only things match.

Thank you!

mise search <package> will find matches across all the baked in registries, and if its not there you can use ubi, aqua, or any github, gitlab, or http path to get it

Thank you! I never knew this.

Don't even need the @version anymore, mise use -g node will fetch the latest and install it