Deno Version Manager

Switch between different versions of Deno.

TODO

dvm ls-remote
dvm install x.x.x -r denocn

Installation

Currently you can use npm to install dvm:

npm install -g dvm

Usage

➜  ~  dvm --help

Usage: dvm [options] [command]

Options:

  -v, --version      output the version number
  -d, --debug        Print verbose infos for debug
  -h, --help         output usage information

Commands:

  arch               Show if deno is running in 32 or 64 bit mode
  list               List all installed versions
  install <version>  Install deno <version>
  use [version]      Switch to use the specified version

Verify installation

To verify that dvm has been installed, do:

dvm -v

which should output dvm’s version if the installation was successful.

Initialisation

Calling dvm will creates an ~/.dvm/ directory if it doesn’t exist, and all installed versions of deno will put into ~/.dvm.

➜  ~  dvm
Creating /Users/justjavac/.dvm

Note For Windows Users

You may have to run dvm in a shell (cmd, PowerShell, Git Bash, etc) with elevated (Administrative) privileges to get it to run.

➜  ~  dvm use 0.1.2
You may have to run dvm in a shell (cmd, PowerShell, Git Bash, etc) with elevated (Administrative) privileges to get it to run.

Known deno download registry Mirrors

TODO

For your convenience, when you use dvm install to install a specific version of deno, you can pick a registry. Currently we provide these registries built in:

deno: dvm install 0.1.2 -r deno
denocn: dvm install 0.1.2 -r denocn

Example

Listing versions

List all installed versions:

➜  ~  dvm list
 * 0.1.0
   0.1.1
   0.1.2

The version with a asterisk(*) means that this version is the version currently in use.

Switching version

➜  ~  dvm use 0.1.2
now use 0.1.2
➜  ~  dvm use 0.0.2
deno v0.0.2 is not installed. Use `dvm install 0.0.2` to install it first.

Authors

justjavac

Contributors

License

Deno Version Manager(dvm) is released under the GPL License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.