## Prerequisites
-In order to analyze CSS code, you need to have Node.js >= 6 installed on the machine running the scan. Set property `sonar.nodejs.executable` to an absolute path to Node.js executable, if standard `node` is not available.
+In order to analyze CSS code, you need to have Node.js >= 8 installed on the machine running the scan. Set property `sonar.nodejs.executable` to an absolute path to Node.js executable, if standard `node` is not available.
If you have a community plugin that handles CSS installed on your SonarQube instance it will conflict with SonarCSS, so it should be removed.
## Prerequisites
-In order to analyze JavaScript code, you need to have Node.js >= 6 installed on the machine running the scan. Set property `sonar.nodejs.executable` to an absolute path to Node.js executable, if standard `node` is not available.
+In order to analyze JavaScript code, you need to have Node.js >= 8 installed on the machine running the scan. Set property `sonar.nodejs.executable` to an absolute path to Node.js executable, if standard `node` is not available.
## Language-Specific Properties
## Prerequisites
-In order to analyze TypeScript code, you need to have Node.js >= 6 installed on the machine running the scan. Set property `sonar.typescript.node` to an absolute path to Node.js executable, if standard `node` is not available.
+In order to analyze TypeScript code, you need to have Node.js >= 8 installed on the machine running the scan. Set property `sonar.typescript.node` to an absolute path to Node.js executable, if standard `node` is not available.
Also make sure to have [TypeScript](https://www.npmjs.com/package/typescript) as a project dependency or dev dependency. If it's not the case, add it:
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