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npl-cli

v1.0.2

Published

A CLI for the Network Programming Language

Downloads

11

Readme

NPL CLI

This is a command line tool for developers wanting to use the NPL programming language.

Documentation on the NPL language, framework and supporting tools can be found in the GitHub repo.

Installation

A better installer is in prograss, but for now you need to clone the GitHub repo and run a script to install the CLI.

Windows

To install on Microsoft Windows, run the following command script .\installer\win\install

This script will globally install the npl-cli nodejs package, create a symbolic link to it in your user profile directory, then add .\installer\win to your path environment variable.

This directory contains npl.cmd which will run the NPL CLI using nodejs.

MacOS

TBD