title: Can NODE.JS be included and implemented universally?
body: <p>I'm making a quiz, and I've been wanting to save my answers to a text file. I want to use &quot;Node.js&quot;, and I'm worried about this: They only offer an installer to install Node.js on your computer. Since I'm not working with servers or anything like that, and I'm just a hobbyist creating a Quiz interface because the one provided by my school is absolute garbage, so the people I might first give this to may not have Node.js installed on their computer. I'm using <em>node.js</em> for editing text documents and saving to them from my website. Please do note that this is for a <strong>website, not a program.</strong></p>
  <p>Is there any way I can include <em>node.js</em> source code in same directory as my website, or elsewhere, and use it from there, so that people without <em>node.js</em> can also use it without having to install anything?</p>
  <p>Thanks for any help!</p>
  <p><em>This question was edited, because I hadn't asked a more clear question in the first place, and people thought I was using a server.(my mistake. Sorry!) I have edited this for people who are comfortable using a server or a hosting app.</em></p>