Thank you for your patient reply.
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jay1
jay1
NobbZ
@jay1, seeing both of your posts, you should probably start with learning how to use a terminal and bash. The knowledge will help you to understand many things in the elixir ecosystem.
Now to your questions:
It should be a subfolder of where you are after you have unzipped the release. At least, that were the most obvious thing after reading the walkthrough.
Perhaps you have already created the folder. Just try to cd into it. Or if you are sure you do not need it anymore, delete it and start again. Perhaps it is a file that you have created for a reason you don’t remember? If you do not need it anymore, delete it.
Also you can always use a different folder name in mkdir, you need to change subsequent commands then to respect this folder name then.
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jay1
Hi sir, am on this part of installation, and i don’t know what and where to edit the first line of mix to set the path to command env…
I tried hard to unsderstand this but i don’t really understand this part. I’ve already executed that which env and here’s what i get
Can you help me direct what should i do next?
Thanks in advance..
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soyjeansoy
here’s what i did (assuming you’re using termux):
pkg install erlang
- easiest way to install elixir is to use asdf-vm.
-
git clone https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf.git ~/.asdf --branch v0.7.1 -
Next do the following (im using
zsh):
echo -e '\n. $HOME/.asdf/asdf.sh' >> ~/.zshrc
echo -e '\n. $HOME/.asdf/completions/asdf.bash' >> ~/.zshrc
- restart termux session
asdf plugin-add elixirasdf install elixir 1.8.1or to find a version you can:asdf list-all elixirasdf global elixir 1.8.1to set this version globally
you can visit their page on how to install asdf-vm.
happy coding!
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