SDK Manager

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Install

1. Unpack to any directory. For example, in $HOME/.sdkm/ (further this path in the documentation will be referred to as SDKM_HOME)

2. (Optional) Add the path to $SDKM_HOME to PATH - if you use hooks, this will be done automatically: export PATH=${SDKM_HOME}:${PATH}

3. Unpack scripts for shims: ./sdkm reshim

4. Enjoy [smile o]

Support IDE: VSCode

Terminal hooks

1. ZSH

   It is necessary to add the line source $SDKM_HOME/hook.zsh to ~/.zshrc

2. Bash

   It is necessary to add the line source $SDKM_HOME/hook.bash to ~/.bashrc

SDK installation location

The {SDK_ROOT_DIR}/{pluginID}/{sdk-version} directory is used.

By default SDK_ROOT_DIR is "${HOME}/sdk". You can set the path via the SDKM_SDK_ROOT_DIR environment variable or via the --sdk-root-dir argument on the command line (takes precedence over the environment variable)

SDK caches

Some SDKs use a separate directory for their caches. For example, in Go it is located in ${GOPATH}. By default, the SDKM sets the directory {CACHE_ROOT_DIR}/{pluginID}/{sdk-version} for this directory.

By default CACHE_ROOT_DIR is "${HOME}/.cache". You can set the path via the SDKM_CACHE_ROOT_DIR environment variable or via the --cache-root-dir argument on the command line (takes precedence over the environment variable)

Caching SDK versions

When receiving a list of SDK versions, SDKM caches the received list locally for 1 day to avoid redundant requests to the Internet and improve application responsiveness.

The cache is located in the path ${SDKM_HOME}/.cache/{pluginID}.json.

It can be forced to update for some commands via the command line argument "--rebuild-cache"