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xypriss-cli

v1.1.43

Published

5 days ago

Official XyPriss Fast Package Manager (XFPM). XFPM is a high-performance, cross-platform CLI tool built for the XyPriss ecosystem. Written in Go, it delivers fast dependency resolution, strict package isolation through a virtual store, and a clean termina

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xypriss-cli (NPM Compatibility Wrapper)

This package is a compatibility wrapper designed to install the native XyPriss Fast Package Manager (XFPM) on your system. It triggers the official native deployment sequence to ensure maximum performance and correct system integration.

Installation

CRITICAL: Administrative privileges are required to install the native binaries.

Linux / macOS

You must use sudo and the global flag -g. Failure to use sudo will result in an installation error as the script needs to deploy binaries to /usr/local/bin.

sudo npm install -g xypriss-cli

Windows

Run your terminal (PowerShell or Command Prompt) as Administrator and use the global flag -g.

npm install -g xypriss-cli

Why is this necessary?

XFPM is a high-performance binary written in Go. Unlike standard NPM packages, it needs to:

Install a standalone native binary to your system.
Configure system-wide aliases (xfpm, xyp, xypcli).
Ensure the binaries are available in your system PATH.

By using the global installation with administrative rights, you ensure that XyPriss is correctly optimized and accessible from any directory.

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