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@incan/toolchain

v0.4.0

Published

Thin installer package for the Incan toolchain

Readme

Incan Toolchain npm Installer

Incan is a statically typed, Pythonic programming language for writing clear high-level application code that compiles to native Rust. Learn more at incan.io.

This package is a thin installer and command shim for the Incan toolchain. It installs verified toolchain archives from the shared Incan release manifest instead of building the compiler from npm packaging.

npm install -g @incan/toolchain
incan --version

The command shims install the toolchain into a package-local cache on first use and default to the release manifest that matches this package version. Set INCAN_NPM_TOOLCHAIN_HOME, INCAN_NPM_BIN_DIR, or INCAN_TOOLCHAIN_MANIFEST when you need a custom cache location or manifest.