divekit install

Installs the divekit CLI and the required modules by creating a symbolic link in the system PATH with proper executable permissions.

Usage

divekit install [flags]

Flags

• --help: Show help information

Description

The divekit install command makes the Divekit CLI globally available by creating a symbolic link to the executable in a directory included in your system’s PATH. It supports cross-platform installation and handles permissions appropriately.

Key features:

• Creates system PATH symlinks
• Cross-platform support (macOS, Linux, Windows)
• Proper permission handling
• Displays current version after installation

Examples

Basic Installation

$ divekit install

Installing divekit in home directory...
[√] divekit installed in home directory
[√] divekit executable added to PATH

Verify Installation

$ divekit --version
divekit version v1.0.0

Updates (Planned)

• Check for newer versions: divekit update --check (displays current and available versions)
• Automatic update application (future release)
• Support for package managers like Homebrew or Snap for easier distribution

Cross-Platform Support

• macOS: Symlink created in /usr/local/bin/divekit
• Linux: Symlink created in ~/bin/divekit or /usr/local/bin/divekit (depending on permissions)
• Windows: Adds to PATH via environment variable (requires admin rights for system-wide)

Notes

• Installation currently requires manual PATH setup on some systems if the symlink directory is not in PATH
• Exit codes indicate success/failure
• Supports both interactive and non-interactive modes
• Reinstallation handles existing symlinks gracefully