Installing

You create, develop, and deploy your applications using the nokkio command-line interface (CLI). Currently, Nokkio is supported on Mac OS and Linux systems.

To get started, run the following command in your terminal to install the nokkio CLI. The installer will place the nokkio CLI binary at /usr/local/bin/nokkio.

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://www.nokk.io/install.sh)"

Once complete, you can verify that the nokkio CLI is installed correctly by checking the version:

nokkio version

If the output is something like v0.0.44, then Nokkio is installed properly.

Customizing the installer location

If you would like to install the CLI to a location other than/usr/local, set the NOKKIO_PATH environment variable when running the installation script. The following command will install nokkio at /opt/nokkio:

NOKKIO_PATH=/opt /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://www.nokk.io/install.sh)"

Installing manually

If you would rather install manually, you can download the latest release of Nokkio from the following links:

Latest Stable (Mac)Latest Stable (Linux)

Once the download completes, decompress it:

tar -zxf nokkio-mac-stable.tar.gz

The result should be a single nokkio folder. Place that entire directory somewhere permanent, then symlink the nokkio binary to a location in your $PATH. For example:

ln -nfs /path/to/nokkio/nokkio /usr/local/bin/nokkio

Finally, run the post installation tasks by executing the post-install script inside the nokkio folder:

/path/to/nokkio/post-install

Updating

The CLI will notify you periodically if it detects a new version is available. The upgrade command will update your installation to the latest version:

nokkio upgrade