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jarman

v1.0.3

Published

jar manager

Downloads

10

Readme

jarman

install and execute jars

npm install -g jarman

Usage

Simply write some code in your favourite JVM language and build a JAR.

jarman install /path/to/jar.jar

Now you can run your jar provided you export the jarman path into your $PATH

Install

jarman install path/to/jar

options:

# don't copy the jar, just link the the specified location
--link

List

List all programs managed by jarman

jarman list

list all versions of the specified program

jarman list hello

Use

Use the specified version of your program

jarman use hello 0.1.1

Which

Output the current version of your program

jarman which hello

Under the hood

jarman simply creates a launcher script for your jars and stores them in a bin directory which can be added to your path.