Fluentix Console Overview

This guide will introduce you to the Fluentix Console.

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Warning

Fluentix is still in early development, Fluentix Console might has features that Fluentix Code hasn’t even supported yet, it’s better to wait for the official launch.

I. Introduction

Fluentix is not only a programming language but also a command-line tool that helps developers manage their native Fluentix packages, run Fluentix scripts… Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, Fluentix provides the tools you need to simplify your workflows and focus on what matters most.

II. Installation

If you have installed Fluentix correctly (here) then Fluentix Console should be included too.

Tip

You can always check if you have installed Fluentix correctly by typing this in your cmd/terminal:

flu check

Image below shows a successful installation.

III. Features

As of v.0.0.1 beta, Fluentix Console has:

General Commands

General commands for the Fluentix Console. Learn More →

• version : Shows Fluentix version. Learn More →
• credits : Shows Fluentix developers + contributors. Learn More →
• check : Verify if Fluentix is installed correctly. Learn More →
• help : Display detailed help for a specific command. Learn More →
• exit : (Runtime) Exits Fluentix runtime. Learn More →
• clean : Clear the terminal/command prompt. Learn More →
• alias : Create/manage shortcuts for commands. Learn More →

Enter runtime:

• -runtime : Enters Fluentix runtime. Learn More →

Package Management

Manage packages for Fluentix. Learn More →

• install : List all installed packages. Learn More →
• installed : Install packages from the Fluentix library. Learn More →
• uninstall : Uninstall packages from your computer. Learn More →
• reinstall : Reinstall packages. Learn More →

Package Uploadings:

• upload : Upload a package to the Fluentix library. Learn More →
• upload-template : Generate a package upload template. Learn More →
• manage-packages : Manage your uploaded packages. Learn More →

File Execution

Execute Fluentix files Learn the syntax of Fluentix console on how to execute Fluentix files.

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IV. Teminal Errors

Those shows some general [TERMINAL-ERROR#] that you may encounter on the usage of Fluentix console.

Other errors can be found in their specific guide.

TERMINAL-ERROR#1

This error occurs when you tries to execute an unknown command.

For example, you execute command eeffee (non-existence).

$ flu eeffee
[TERMINAL-ERROR#1] Unknown command 'eeffee'.
More info at http://docs.fluentix.dev/unknown-command

Then it will prompt out that error.

Here are some suggestive ways to fix this:

See available commands Fluentix commands

Create a shortcut With that unknown command

TERMINAL-ERROR#2