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Install and update the Rigi CLI tool

Important

You need .NET Core v. 6.0 to run Rigi-CLI.exe.

  1. Download the required version of the Rigi CLI tool via this link.

  2. Perform the steps required for your operating system:

    • For all systems:

      The Rigi CLI tool is available as a NuGet package. This package is platform-independent and requires .NET v. 6 to be installed.

      1. Before installing the CLI tool, configure the NuGet source by executing the following command:

        dotnet nuget add source https://nuget.pkg.github.com/xtrf/index.json
   --name "rigi-cli-source"
   --username "xtrf"
   --password "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"
   --store-password-in-clear-text

        Important

        The password 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 is a GitHub personal access token with read-only permissions and no expiration date. This token is safe to use when installing packages from our repository.

      2. Once the source is added, install the Rigi CLI tool globally by running:

        dotnet tool install -g Rigi.CLI

    • For Windows/macOS

      To install, perform the following steps:

      1. Download the application's zip package.

      2. Extract the archive to the folder in which it should be installed.

    • For Linux:

      • Option 1:

        1. Download the tar.gz package of the application.

        2. Use the terminal to go to the target folder in which the application should be installed.

          Usually, the target folder containing the Rigi CLI tool is located outside the repository.

        3. Extract the package using the following command:

          tar xzf Rigi-CLI.tar.gz

      • Option 2 (from apt repository):

        1. Add the repository as a global tool using the following command:

          curl -1sLf \
  'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/dwOe05u88BRwwjw9/rigi/rigi-cli/setup.deb.sh' \
  | sudo -E bash

        2. Download the package using the following command:

          sudo apt-get install Rigi-CLI-linux={version}
          Example 32. Example
          sudo apt-get install Rigi-CLI-linux=1.9.0

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