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@arascorp/edge-install

v1.0.2

Published

Edge CLI Installer for Aras artifacts - easily install and manage Aras tools via npx

Readme

Aras Edge Installer

A convenient Edge CLI Installer for Aras artifacts that downloads platform-specific binaries via npm packages.

Architecture

The Edge Installer consists of:

  • @arascorp/edge-install - Main wrapper package (this package)
  • @arascorp/edge-cli-linux - Linux x64 binaries
  • @arascorp/edge-cli-osx - macOS (Darwin) x64 binaries
  • @arascorp/edge-cli-windows - Windows x64 binaries

Quick Start

# Install edgecli to ~/.arascorp/bin with automatic PATH setup
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli

# Install to specific directory
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli -d /usr/local/bin

# Force installation (overwrite existing)
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli --force

# Install for specific platform
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli --platform linux

After installation, you can immediately use the tool:

edgecli --help  # Works immediately - no terminal restart needed!

Usage

arascorp-edge-install <artifact> [options]

Arguments:
  artifact                   artifact name to install

Options:
  -V, -v, --version         output the current version
  -d, --directory <dir>     installation directory (default: ~/.arascorp/bin)
  -f, --force              force installation (overwrite existing) (default: false)
  --platform <platform>    target platform (linux, windows, osx) (default: auto-detected)
  --verbose                verbose output (default: false)
  -h, --help               display help for command

Supported Artifacts

  • edgecli - Edge Builder CLI utility

Examples

Basic Installation

# Install edgecli to ~/.arascorp/bin with auto-PATH setup
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli

# Immediately available - no restart needed!
edgecli --help

Custom Directory

# Install to system-wide location
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli -d /usr/local/bin

# Install to user bin directory (manual PATH setup required)
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli -d ~/.local/bin

Platform-Specific Installation

# Force Linux binary (useful in containers)
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli --platform linux

# Install Windows binary
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli --platform windows

Development & Debugging

# Verbose output for troubleshooting
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli --verbose

# Force overwrite existing installation
npx @arascorp/edge-install edgecli --force

How it Works

  1. Platform Detection: Automatically detects your operating system
  2. Default Installation: Installs to ~/.arascorp/bin by default
  3. Package Download: Downloads the appropriate @arascorp/edge-cli-{platform} package
  4. Binary Extraction: Extracts the binary from the downloaded package
  5. PATH Setup: Automatically adds ~/.arascorp/bin to your shell's PATH
  6. Immediate Activation: Updates PATH in current session for instant access
  7. Cleanup: Removes temporary files

When using the default directory, the edge installer automatically configures your shell profile (.bashrc, .zshrc, etc.) and immediately activates the PATH in your current terminal session, so installed tools are available right away.

Directory Structure

The edge installer downloads from these npm packages:

@arascorp/edge-cli-linux    # Linux x64 binaries
@arascorp/edge-cli-osx      # macOS x64 binaries
@arascorp/edge-cli-windows  # Windows x64 binaries

PATH Setup

When installing to the default directory (~/.arascorp/bin), the edge installer automatically:

  1. Creates the ~/.arascorp/bin directory if it doesn't exist
  2. Detects your shell (bash, zsh, etc.)
  3. Updates your shell profile (.bashrc, .zshrc, .profile) to include ~/.arascorp/bin in PATH
  4. Activates PATH immediately in the current terminal session
  5. Makes tools available right away - no terminal restart needed!

For custom installation directories, you'll need to manually add the directory to your PATH:

Linux/macOS

export PATH="/path/to/installation:$PATH"
# Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc for persistence

Windows

Add the installation directory to your PATH environment variable through:

  • System Properties → Environment Variables
  • Or use PowerShell: $env:PATH += ";C:\path\to\installation"

Requirements

  • Node.js 14.0.0 or higher
  • Supported platforms: Linux, macOS, Windows

License

ISC