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@mbearo/zcode

v0.1.86

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Standalone ZCode Rust CLI

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@mbearo/zcode

Standalone ZCode Rust CLI.

npm install -g @mbearo/zcode
zcode

Or run npx @mbearo/zcode.

Requires Node.js 22.16 or newer. Prebuilt binaries are provided for macOS 13 or newer, Linux with glibc 2.35 or newer, and Windows. macOS supports ARM64; Linux and Windows support x64 and ARM64. Alpine/musl is not supported by this package.

npm installs the matching platform package automatically. Keep optional dependencies enabled. No Rust toolchain or installation script is required.

The command is zcode. On macOS and Linux it starts the native program zcode-rs, so process lists (ps, Activity Monitor) show zcode-rs. On Windows the native program is zcode.exe, and Task Manager shows zcode.exe. Each platform package includes THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt for the bundled ripgrep, bfs and ugrep.

Updates: zcode update, or Update now on the startup prompt, runs npm install -g @mbearo/zcode (or the pnpm / bun equivalent). On Windows a running zcode.exe cannot be replaced, so ZCode exits first and the zcode command then runs the package manager itself; the output is the same. When ZCode cannot tell how it was installed (for example when you run the native program directly), zcode update asks you to update manually from https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mbearo/zcode.

Ctrl+C, Ctrl+Break and closing the console reach zcode.exe directly; the zcode command waits for it to finish and exits with its exit code.

This package runs the independent Rust CLI. It does not replace the Desktop application's bundled runtime.

Source and issues: https://github.com/MBearo/ZCode-rs