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ano-lm

v1.9.1

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An arduino library manager

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arduinolibraryhardwaremanager

Readme

ano-lm: An arduino library manager

ano-lm needs is forked from Bower

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Install

$ npm install -g ano-lm

ANO LM depends on Node.js and npm. Also make sure that git is installed as some bower libraries require it to be fetched and installed.

Usage

See complete command line reference at bower.io/docs/api/

Installing libraries and dependencies

# install dependencies listed in library.json
$ alm install

# install a library and add it to library.json
$ alm install <library> --save

# install specific version of a library and add it to library.json
$ alm install <library>#<version> --save

Uninstalling libraries

To uninstall a locally installed library:

$ alm uninstall <library-name>

prezto and oh-my-zsh users

On prezto or oh-my-zsh, do not forget to alias alm='noglob alm' or alm install jquery\#1.9.1

Never run Bower with sudo

Bower is a user command; there is no need to execute it with superuser permissions.

Windows users

To use Bower on Windows, you must install Git for Windows correctly. Be sure to check the options shown below:

Note that if you use TortoiseGit and if Bower keeps asking for your SSH password, you should add the following environment variable: GIT_SSH - C:\Program Files\TortoiseGit\bin\TortoisePlink.exe. Adjust the TortoisePlink path if needed.

Ubuntu users

To use Bower on Ubuntu, you might need to link nodejs executable to node:

sudo ln -s /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/bin/node

Configuration

ANO LM can be configured using JSON in a .anorc file. Read over available options at bower.io/docs/config.

License

Licensed under the MIT License