You are creating a Node.js library and want to ensure that it is compatible with specific versions of Node.js and npm. How would you specify this in your project to inform users?
- Specify the Node.js and npm versions in the "engines" field of the package.json file.
- Include a README.md file with compatibility information.
- Add a comment in the main JavaScript file with compatibility details.
- Create a separate compatibility.json file.
To inform users about the compatible Node.js and npm versions, you should specify them in the "engines" field of the package.json file. This ensures that users are aware of the required versions when they install your library. The other options are not standard practices for specifying compatibility.
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