In order to build an Airship project, you will need to be comfortable with using a terminal as part of your regular development workflow. If you come from a programming background, you probably have a set of tools and a particular development workflow already set up. If you are a web designer or brand new developer trying out a new workflow you will only need to learn a few commands to be able to login, land, and launch your Airship project.
For those using a Mac, you can use the built-in Terminal utility to perform all command-line functions. Alternatively, iTerm2 is a popular CLI tool that can be used. iTerm2 has some extra shortcuts and features for developers.
For those using Linux, you can use the built-in Terminal utility.
Easily install the Airship command line tools by entering this into your terminal on Mac or Linux:
/bin/sh -c "$(curl -fsS https://install.airshipcms.io)"
In iTerm2 on a Mac, it will look like this:
After completing the installation, you should see the following success message:
Airship Launcher X.X.X has been successfully installed
Take to the skies! by using the `airship` command
In iTerm2 on a Mac, it will look like this:
Developers that want to see exactly what tools are being installed can read and follow the instructions at https://install.airshipcms.io.
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