V Version Manager (vvm)

vvm is a simple, command-line tool for managing the installation and updates of the V programming language.

Features

• Install the latest version of V.
• Update your existing V installation.
• Uninstall V.

Installation

To install vvm, run the following command:

sudo ./vvm install-self

This will copy the vvm script to /usr/local/bin, making it accessible from anywhere in your system.

Usage

Once vvm is installed, you can use the following commands:

Install V

vvm install

This command will:

1. Install the necessary dependencies for your operating system (if it's a supported Debian, Fedora, or Arch-based Linux distribution).
2. Clone the V repository to $HOME/.vlang.
3. Compile V.
4. Create a symbolic link to the v executable in /usr/local/bin.

Update V

vvm update

This command will update your existing V installation to the latest version.

Uninstall V

vvm uninstall

This command will remove the V installation and the symbolic link.

Help

vvm help

This will display the help message with the list of available commands.