atom-shell-downloader
Advanced tools
Download and extract latest or specific version of Atom-Shell.
npm install -g atom-shell-downloader
atom-shell-downloader <operation> [options] [version range]
Available operations:
`-h`: Show help
`-v`: Show version
`-l`: List available versions
`-d`: Download Atom-Shell release
`-x`: Download and extract Atom-Shell to folder
Additional options:
`-p`: Show progress
`-o <path>`: Output file/directory
`--platform <platform>`: Select platform (linux, win32, darwin)
`--arch <arch>`: Select architecture (ia32, x64)
`-f <filepath>`: Skip specific filepath when extracting
`--force`: Force re-download
Platform and architecture are automatically selected from the system if not specified.
List, download and extract operations support Atom-Shell version selection with semver syntax
If version is already downloaded/extracted, then only re-download it if force flag is given.
List all available v0.20.x versions
atom-shell-downloader -l v0.20
Download latest Atom-Shell v0.20.x version
atom-shell-downloader -d -p v0.20
Download and extract latest Atom-Shell to './atom-shell' (default) folder
atom-shell-downloader -x -p
Download and extract to specific folder
atom-shell-downloader -x -o /some/random/path
FAQs
Download Atom-Shell releases
We found that atom-shell-downloader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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