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πŸ”₯ A general version manager for thousands of SDKs with TUI inspired by lazygit. No need to remember any commands. Less bugs.

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version-manager(vmr)

πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯VMR is a simple, cross-platform, and well-designed version manager for multiple sdks and tools. It is totally created for general purpose.

Maybe you've already heard of fnm, gvm, nvm, pyenv, phpenv, etc. However, none of them can manage multiple programming languages. Managers like asdf-vm support multiple languages, but only works on unix-like systems, and annoyingly makes things look complicated. Therefore, VMR comes.

See docs for details


Features

  • Cross-platform, supports Windows, Linux, MacOS.
  • Supports multiple languages and tools.
  • Nicer TUI, inpsired by lazygit, more intuitive, no need to remember any commands.
  • CLI is also available. You can choose either TUI or CLI as you like.
  • Supports locking SDK version for each project.
  • Supports Reverse Proxy/Local Proxy, improves your download experience.
  • Well-designed, faster response and higher stability.
  • No plugins needed, just out of the box.
  • Installs SDKs in local disk instead of docker containers.
  • High extendability, even for thousands of applications(through conda).

Installation

  • MacOS/Linux
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://scripts.vmr.us.kg | sh
  • Windows
powershell -c "irm https://scripts.vmr.us.kg/windows | iex"

Note: Please remember to read the docs, as the problems you encounter may be caused by your improper usage.


What's supported?

bun, clang, clojure, codon, crystal, deno, dlang, dotnet, elixir, erlang, flutter, gcc, gleam, go, groovy, jdk, julia, kotlin, lfortran, lua, nim, node, odin, perl, php, pypy, python, r, ruby, rust, scala, typst, v, zig, and more...


Contributors

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