Creating a Project

Once you have installed the Ryna interpreter, can begin creating projects. Let's see how this works.

Create a project

The command to create a Ryna module is as follows:

ryna new <args>

Executing the command without arguments is enough to crate a project, since it will open a wizard that will allow you to input a name and configure everything. In any case, here are the arguments you may input:

Long name	Short name	Description
name	n	Name of the project (skips name in wizard)
version	v	Version of the project (skips version in wizard)
modules	m	Modules path of the project (skips modules in wizard)
no-gitignore	g	Skip default .gitignore creation

Adding dependencies

The command to add a dependency to a Ryna project is as follows:

ryna add

This will open up a wizard that will autocomplete the names and versions of the available libraries using the module paths. In any case, you can use the following args:

Long name	Short name	Description
name	n	Name of the project (skips name in wizard)
version	v	Version of the project (skips version in wizard)

Exporting dependencies file

You can export an anonymous project file that you can share in public repositories with the following command:

ryna save-deps

This will create a ryna_deps.yml file in your project's directory using the data from ryna_config.yml.

Importing dependencies file

You can import a ryna_deps.yml file with the following command:

ryna load-deps

This will create a ryna_config.yml file in your project's directory using the data from ryna_deps.yml. In order to do this the interpreter will use your default libraries path that you set with the ryna setup command and an optional extra libraries path. You can use the following args:

Long name	Short name	Description
modules	m	Extra modules path of the project