You can find the latest version available, checkou the Latest page.
You can choose a specific version, check out the All versions page.
{VERSION}
with the version you chose.https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/{VERSION}/linux/rit
Example: If you chose the version 2.11.3 use this URL:
https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/2.11.3/linux/rit
https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/{VERSION}/darwin/rit
Example: If you chose the version 2.11.3 use this URL:
https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/2.11.3/darwin/rit
https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/{VERSION}/windows/rit.exe
Example: If you chose the version 2.11.3 use this URL:
https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/2.11.3/windows/rit.exe
$HOME/.rit/bin
mkdir -p $HOME/.rit/bin
cd $HOME/.rit/bin
cp $HOME/Downloads/rit
chmod +x rit
To ZSH, define a new PATH by copying the following code:
export RIT_PATH=$HOME/.rit
PATH=$RIT_PATH/bin:$PATH
rit completion zsh > ~/.rit_completion
source ~/.rit_completion
To Bash, define a new PATH by copying the following code:
export RIT_PATH=$HOME/.rit
PATH=$RIT_PATH/bin:$PATH
rit completion bash > ~/.rit_completion
source ~/.rit_completion
For this operating system, you need to call rit on the terminal directly from rit.exe (rit.exe login command for example)
It is possible and we suggest to create an environment variable for rit to facilitate the use of the CLI.
Here are some articles explaining how to add an environment variable in Windows:
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