• Documentation
  • Modules
  • Space on GitHub
github.com/space-sh/space
  • The Space Tool
  • 1. Introduction to Space
  • 2. Why Space
    • Benefits and advantages of using Space
  • 3. How Space works
  • 4. Installing and running your first Space command
    • Installing from latest tarball
    • Installing current version from source control repository
    • Installing latest stable version from Space.sh site
    • Customizing installation parameters
    • Verifying installation
    • Running your first Space command
  • 5. Space Modules
    • Why Space modules
    • What are Space modules
    • Running a Space module
    • How Space modules work
    • Writing your own Space module
    • Space variables
    • Spacefile YAML reference
    • Modules versioning
    • Modules best practices
    • Modules advanced topics
  • 6. Advanced Space.sh configuration
  • 7. Shell coding and style guidelines
  • 8. Glossary
  • 9. References
  • 10. Getting help
  • 11. Contributing
  • 12. Troubleshooting

Installing current version from source control repository

Simply clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/space-sh/space

The master branch is referred as the current version of Space. For stable releases, please checkout a specific Git tag (see also: git tag).

Installing from source control

After cloning the repository, from the root directory call Space for installing itself on the system:

./space /install/

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