Download and load ghcman to PowerShell.
> Install-Module ghcman
> Import-Module ghcman
Confirm its info.
> Get-Module ghcman
ModuleType Version Name ExportedCommands
---------- ------- ---- ----------------
Manifest 1.0 ghcman {Clear-Cabal, Clear-Ghc, Install-Cabal, Install-Ghc...}
Show help. Add the -Full
option for more details.
> Get-Help Set-Ghc
NAME
Set-Ghc
SYNOPSIS
Sets the version or variant of GHC to the Path environment variable of the current session.
SYNTAX
Set-Ghc [-Ghc] <String> [<CommonParameters>]
DESCRIPTION
RELATED LINKS
Retrieve new versions data.
> Update-GhcmanVersionFile
Install a specified GHC and set it to $Env:Path
.
> Install-Ghc 9.2.1
> Set-Ghc 9.2.1
> ghc --version
The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compilation System, version 9.2.1
Install a specified Cabal and set it to $Env:Path
.
> Install-Cabal 3.4.0.0
> Set-Cabal 3.4.0.0
> cabal --version
cabal-install version 3.4.0.0
compiled using version 3.4.0.0 of the Cabal library
Check which versions are installed or not.
> Get-Ghc -HumanReadable
9.2.1 S C:\Users\kazuki\AppData\Roaming\ghcman\ghc-9.2.1
9.0.1 S
8.10.6 S
8.10.5 S
8.10.4 S
8.10.3 S
8.10.2 S
8.10.1 S
8.8.4 S
8.8.3 S
8.8.2 S
8.8.1 S
8.6.5 S
8.6.4 S
8.6.3 S
8.6.2 S
8.6.1 S
8.4.4 S
8.4.3 S
8.4.2 S
8.4.1 S
8.2.2 S
8.2.1 S
8.0.2 S
8.0.1 S
S: supported
> Get-Cabal -HumanReadable
3.4.0.0 S C:\Users\kazuki\AppData\Roaming\ghcman\cabal-3.4.0.0
3.2.0.0 S
3.0.0.0 S
2.4.1.0 S
2.4.0.0 S
2.2.0.0 S
2.0.0.1 S
2.0.0.0 S
S: supported
ghcman.yaml is a local configuration file. ghcman searches it in the current directory and its parents recursively until $Env:USERPROFILE
or the root. A user global configuration file is $Env:APPDATA
\ghcman\config.yaml, and a system global one is $Env:ProgramData
\ghcman\config.yaml.
This is a sample of ghcman.yaml and config.yaml.
ghc:
HEAD: somewhere\directory\which\contains\ghc
fix-some-issue: other\directory
cabal:
HEAD: somewhere\directory\which\contains\cabal
Write-GhcmanConfigTemplate
function creates ghcman.yaml with the template.
When you want to check the loaded configuration, use Get-GhcmanConfig
function.
You can set $Env:GhcmanInstall
to specify a directory where GHCs and Cabals are installed. Its default is $Env:APPDATA
\ghcman.
- .\ghcman.yaml
- local configuration
$Env:APPDATA
\ghcman\config.yaml- user global configuration
$Env:ProgramData
\ghcman\config.yaml- system global configuration
$Env:GhcmanInstall
- installation directory
- default:
$Env:APPDATA
\ghcman
Install-Ghc
- Installs the specified GHC.
Uninstall-Ghc
- Uninstalls the specified GHC.
Set-Ghc
- Sets the version or variant of GHC to the Path environment variable of the current session.
Get-Ghc
- Gets the GHCs which are specified by the ghcman.yaml and config.yaml, which is installed by the Ghcman and which is not yet installed.
Clear-Ghc
- Removes all GHC values from the Path environment variable of the current session.
Install-Cabal
- Installs the specified Cabal.
Uninstall-Cabal
- Uninstalls the specified Cabal.
Set-Cabal
- Sets the version or variant of Cabal to the Path environment variable of the current session.
Get-Cabal
- Gets the Cabals which is specified by the ghcman.yaml and config.yaml, which is installed by the Ghcman and which is not yet installed.
Clear-Cabal
- Removes all Cabal values from the Path environment variable of the current session.
Write-GhcmanConfigTemplate
- Creates the ghcman.yaml with the default contents.
Get-GhcmanConfig
- Gets the loaded configurations which are re-generated to YAML.
Update-GhcmanVersionFile
- Download version data.
Previously this was called “ghcups”.