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2.
Download the executable corresponding to your OS and architecture.
-
ℹ️ For macOS users you can use the pkg version that install the binary at the right place (so you can ignore the next point).
3.
Put it in your path. For
-
ℹ️ Linux user this may be
`$HOME/.local/bin`
for example.
4.
Verify your installation is working correctly by calling the
`dojo`
CLI.
1.
Download the executable corresponding to your OS and architecture.
-
ℹ️ For these OS you can use specific packaged release that install the binary at the right place (so you can ignore the next point).
-
**Debian / Ubuntu**
: You can use the
`deb`
package named
`Debian / Ubuntu (YOUR_ARCH) package`
.
-
**macOS**
: You can use the
`pkg`
version named
`macOS (YOUR_ARCH) package`
.
2.
Put it in your path. For
-
For exemple:
-
ℹ️
**Linux**
:
`$HOME/.local/bin`
-
ℹ️
**macOS**
:
`/usr/local/bin`
3.
Verify your installation is working correctly by calling the
`dojo`
CLI.
```
bash
dojo
```
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