Installation
Install
curl -fsSL https://hub.wippy.ai/install.sh | bash
The install script requires a POSIX shell. On Windows, download the runtime from
hub.wippy.ai/releases and place wippy.exe on
PATH.
Verify
wippy version
Initialize Dependency Metadata
# Create a project directory
mkdir myapp
cd myapp
# Create or update wippy.lock
wippy init
wippy init writes the dependency lock and its source and module directory settings. It does not scaffold application source files or registry entries. Follow Hello World to create a runnable application, then start it with wippy run.
The runtime includes HTTP, SQL, storage, and process-hosting capabilities. Add framework modules from the Hub when the application needs them:
wippy add wippy/test
wippy install
Commands Overview
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
wippy init |
Create or update wippy.lock |
wippy run |
Start the runtime |
wippy test |
Run the test entrypoint |
wippy lint |
Check code for errors |
wippy add |
Add a dependency |
wippy install |
Install dependencies |
wippy update |
Update dependencies |
wippy artifacts |
Materialize build-time filesystem artifacts |
wippy pack |
Create a snapshot |
wippy publish |
Publish to hub |
wippy search |
Search for modules |
wippy readme |
Fetch a module README from the hub |
wippy registry |
Inspect loaded registry entries |
wippy auth |
Manage authentication |
wippy version |
Print version info |
See CLI Reference for full documentation.
Troubleshooting
If the shell cannot find wippy after installation, reopen the shell and verify that the installation directory is on PATH.
Next Steps
- Hello World — Create your first application
- Project Structure — Understand the project layout
- CLI Reference — Review all commands and options