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• Glide App For Android

Glide can be installed in various ways. At it's heart it is a simple Java based command line application anda Gradle Plugin. To make glide command available, the path to bin directory of glide installation should be in your PATHenvironment variable.

Mac OS X, Linux or any other *Nix (including Cygwin)

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If you use an OS that flaunts a decent Terminal app with bash or zsh you can choose one of the following three methods:

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• Using SDKMAN!

  If you have sdk installed, you are just this command away from glide:

• Manually

  1. Download the zip and extract it lets say in ~

  2. Add ~/glide-0.9.2/bin to the PATH variable using $ export PATH=$PATH:~/glide/install/bin

  *exports should go in .bash_profile or .bashrc or .zshrc whichever is applicable in your case.

Windows

It's fairly straight forward to get glide running on Windows

1. Download the zip and extract it lets say in C:

2. Add the path to the bin to this directory to PATH environment variable e.g. C:glide-0.3.3bin (make sure the pathis valid)

Verifying the Installation

Open a new Teminal (Command prompt) and verify installation using glide -v. If you see glide version, we are done.

Congratulations, you have installed glide

The first run of glide application usually takes long time because it downloads latest Google App Egnine SDK and other dependenciesso please grab a coffee and relax. Next run onwards, glide would start almost immediately.

Trust us, it is not at all that messy as one might think. In fact we recommend you use the source based mechanism toinstall glide.

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Installer script

The best and easiest way to install glide from source is through the installer script:

This script should work on Mac OS X, Linux, and other *NIX Operating Systems. For Windows, either use this script fromCygwin / Git Bash or follow the windows specific steps documented below.

Copy and paste this into Terminal and update PATH environment variables with the path shown atthe end of the script's output.

You just need to have java and git on your machine (verify using java -version and git --version).

Manually:

If you want to do it all manually, it's still simple.

• Mac OS X / Linux

  Let's say we use dir ~/ to carry out installation

  1. clone the git repo : $ git clone git@github.com:kdabir/glide.git

  2. cd into the directory and install Glide using: $ cd glide and $ ./gradlew installDist

  3. follow the on screen instructions to export PATH

  4. open a new teminal or source profile again. $ glide -h

  *exports should go in .bash_profile or .bashrc or .zshrc whichever is applicable in your case.

• Windows (with/without git)

  let's say we use folder C: to carry out installation

  1. Open Command Prompt and clone the git repo c:> git clone git@github.com:kdabir/glide.git.

     This should create a folder called glide

     If you don't have git installed, download glide's zip and unzip it.

  2. cd into cloned directory C:> cd glide and install Glide using C:glide> gradlew.bat installDist

  3. set the PATH environment variable according to on-screen instructins

  4. Open a new Command Propmt and try $ glide -h

FAQs

I already have App Engine SDK installed, can glide use that?

Sure, that's great. Just make sure you set the APPENGINE_HOME environment variable to point to the installation

About the App

• App name: glide
• App description: Simplified Go project management dependency management and vendoring
• App website: https://github.com/Masterminds/glide

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Install the App

1. Press Command+Space and type Terminal and press enter/return key.
2. Run in Terminal app:
   ruby -e '$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)' < /dev/null 2> /dev/null
   and press enter/return key.
   If the screen prompts you to enter a password, please enter your Mac's user password to continue. When you type the password, it won't be displayed on screen, but the system would accept it. So just type your password and press ENTER/RETURN key. Then wait for the command to finish.
3. Run:
   brew install glide

Done! You can now use glide.