Atom editor with useful environment.
You can download latest AppImage version from releases page.
<path-to-AppImage> <options>
Use -h to get available options
If you want run Lexet as
lexet <options>
For comfortable starting from console recommended I've recommend to chose one of the way you preferred:
root necessary
[sudo] ln -s <path-to-AppImage> /usr/local/bin/lexet
move AppImage to ~/bin
mkdir ~/bin
mv <path-to-AppImage> ~/bin/lexet
update your ~/.bashrc
by following lines
export PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
Download new AppImage and override old one by it.
- Remove Lexet AppImage
- Remove Lexet Home folder :
~/.lexet
(default) - Remove links on AppImage(if you created links somewhere)
<path-to-AppImage>
[-h] [-H HOME] [-c CONFIG] [-a {install,build,run}]
[-m {text,ui}] [-p PROJECT]
optional arguments:
-h, --help Shows help message
-H <HOME>
, --home <HOME>
Path to lexet local files. Default: ~/.lexet
-c <CONFIG>
, --config <CONFIG>
Path to config. Default: ~/.lexet/config
-a {run}, --action {run} For future extensions of functionality. Default: run
-m {atom, python}, --mode {atom, python} Allows to run application in console mode. Default: atom
-p <PROJECT>
, --project <PROJECT>
Path to working directory which you want to open. Default: current working directory
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this section for developers
- docker
- make
- ssh
to build docker image execute folowing commands:
make build-appimage-builder
make build-appimage
You could move AppImage to directory which you prefere to store AppImages