Dependency manager for the Crystal language.
Crystal applications and libraries are expected to have a shard.yml file
at their root looking like this:
name: shards
version: 0.1.0
dependencies:
openssl:
github: datanoise/openssl.cr
branch: master
development_dependencies:
minitest:
git: https://github.com/ysbaddaden/minitest.cr.git
version: ~> 0.3.1
license: MITWhen libraries are installed from Git repositories, the repository is expected
to have version tags following the semver format,
prefixed with a v. Examples: v1.2.3 or v2.0.0-rc1.
Please see the SPEC
for more details about the shard.yml format.
Shards is now distributed with Crystal itself (at least in the Homebrew and
Debian/Ubuntu packages). You can invoke it with crystal deps.
You may download a statically compiled 64bit executable of Shards for Linux or OS X from the releases page and install it somewhere into your PATH, this version will take precedence over the bundled version.
Alternatively you may download a source tarball from the same page (or clone the
repository) then run make —or make release for an optimized build— and copy
the newly generated bin/shards somewhere into your PATH. A good place is
/usr/local/bin for example.
You are now ready to create a shard.yml for your projects (see the
SPEC).
Simply run shards install to install your dependencies, or shards --help to
list the other commands and their options.
Happy Hacking!
These requirements are only for compiling Shards.
-
Crystal >= 0.10.0.
Please refer to http://crystal-lang.org/docs/installation for instructions for your operating system.
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libyaml
On Debian/Ubuntu Linux you may install the
libyaml-devpackage.On Mac OS X you may install it using homebrew with
brew install libyamlthen make sure to have/usr/local/libin yourLIBRARY_PATHenvironment variable (eg:export LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/lib:$LIBRARY_PATH"). Please adjust the path per your Homebrew installation.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for details.