Skip to content

Installation

Ned Palacios edited this page May 1, 2020 · 3 revisions

Prerequisites

To use Vex, you need to use the latest version of the V compiler.

Windows

If you are using V on Windows, it's better to use PowerShell for this installation process as there are some commands that can be used both on Powershell and Unix Terminal Shell but not on Command Prompt (CMD).

Via Package Manager

VPM

The V compiler includes a package manager by default. To install Vex via VPM, execute:

v install nedpals.vex

VPM will clone the Vex repository to the <HOME_DIR>/.vmodules folder.

vpkg

vpkg is a third-party package manager for V with additional features such as flexible installation of modules and more. If you have vpkg installed on your system, you can execute:

vpkg get vex

This will install the module inside your project directory. To install Vex as a global module, just do vpkg get vex --global instead.

Via Git

If installation via package manager does not work, you can use the traditional Git clone method instead. To install Vex via Git, you must be inside the project directory, and follow these commands:

mkdir modules
cd modules
git clone https://github.com/nedpals/vex.git

If you have installed Vex successfully, then you can proceed to the Getting Started section or start using it directly.

Clone this wiki locally