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Learn how to use CLI apps.
Install using your favorite Node.js package manager:
npm i -g how-cli
yarn global add how-cli
pnpm i -g add how-cli
You can also use npx
when in a pinch, but a global install is preferred:
npx how-cli <app>
pnpx how-cli <app>
A common-ish CPU & OS as well as a recent version of Node.js (something that can run modules natively) are required to run how. Your package manager should prevent you from installing how if your system is incompatible.
how <app>
Learn how to use tar
:
how tar
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Learn how to use CLI apps.
We found that how-cli 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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