# Where to find ApiRTC library?

## NPM Package manager

If you develop in the NodeJS ecosystem, you can use the NPM packet manager.

1. Open a terminal or command line interface
2. Go to your project folder `cd my_project_folder`
3. Install the latest ApiRTC library in your node\_module folder:

```bash
npm install @apirtc/apirtc
```

To install a specific version of ApiRTC, add the version tag at the end.

For example, using the version 4.6.1 would be:

```bash
npm install @apirtc/apirtc@4.6.1
```

## CDN - Direct access via URL

Latest and adviced ApiRTC version is available at <https://cdn.apirtc.com/apiRTC/apiRTC-latest.min.js>

Choose the latest ApiRTC version based on a minor release, for example the *latest patched* 4.6 would live at <https://cdn.apirtc.com/apiRTC/v4.6/apiRTC-latest.min.js>.

Choose a precise version by providing the full version code. For example the v5.0.13 would live at <https://cdn.apirtc.com/apiRTC/v5.0/apiRTC-5.0.13.min.js>.

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#### Changelog

:point\_right: Get details about the previous releases in the [changelog file](https://github.com/ApiRTC/references/blob/master/apirtc-js/CHANGELOG.md)
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## What to do next?

* Start building your video app :point\_right:[QuickStart Guide](/apirtc-developer-portal/apirtc-js-library/quickstart.md)
* See our demo app :point\_right: [Demo App & Resources](/apirtc-developer-portal/apirtc-js-library/demo-app-and-resources.md)
* Understand app lifecycle built with ApiRTC :point\_right: [Video Communication LifeCycle](/apirtc-developer-portal/apirtc-js-library/video-communication-lifecycle.md)
* Get familiar with ApiRTC model :point\_right:[Key Concepts](/apirtc-developer-portal/overview/key-concepts.md)


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