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@weezy20/ziggy

v2.1.0

Published

A fast, easy to use, Zig programming language installer and version manager powered by Bun

Downloads

4

Readme

Ziggy

A fast, easy to use, Zig programming language installer and version manager powered by Bun.

Prerequisites:

Installation

You can install ziggy globally using Bun:

bun install -g @weezy20/ziggy@latest

Or you can use it without installing anything using bunx:

bunx @weezy20/ziggy -h

If you want a binary executable you can build it locally (Note: the master branch is the development branch and there might be breaking changes):

bun install && bun build;
./ziggy --help

Usage

Run ziggy to start the interactive TUI to go through the one time setup which well setup a ZIGGY_DIR which is where it's managed installations live. By default this is $HOME/.ziggy but maybe configured using the environment variable ZIGGY_DIR

Here an env file will be created which we will need to add to our shell profile (source ~/.ziggy/env) in order to make the binaries available in our PATH. If you're not sure just follow through the TUI and it'll guide you based upon your operating system. Or you can also run ziggy setup for an automated approach.

Example usage:

# Start interactive TUI (main interface)
ziggy

# Initialize a new Zig project interactively (TUI)
# Provides two options: the standard zig app template and a barebones app template.
ziggy init                   

# Initialize with a specific project name
ziggy init my-app 

# Switch Zig versions interactively (TUI)
ziggy use

# Switch to a specific version directly
ziggy use 0.14.1              # Switches to Zig 0.14.1 (downloads if not installed)
ziggy use master              # Switches to Zig master branch (downloads if not installed)
ziggy use system              # Switches to system-installed Zig. Ziggy detects any zig installation already in your path and refers to it as `system`

# List all installed Zig versions
ziggy list

# Clean up Ziggy managed installations
ziggy clean

# Setup ziggy environment for current shell
ziggy setup

Commands

  • ziggy - Start the interactive TUI interface
  • ziggy init [project-name] - Create a new Zig project from templates
  • ziggy use [version] - Switch Zig versions (interactive or direct)
  • ziggy list - List installed Zig versions
  • ziggy clean - Clean up Zig installations
  • ziggy setup - Setup shell environment (adds source env to shell profile for PATH)

Uninstallation

Ziggy doesn't install anything on your system except the contents of ZIGGY_DIR. You can delete the folder and be done with it. If you want to clean up specific ziggy managed installations use ziggy clean. Ziggy will never do anything with your system zig.

If you used bun install -g to install ziggy then you can use bun remove -g @weezy20/ziggy to undo the same.