Documentation
Installation guide
Follow the steps for your operating system - it takes less than two minutes.
Windows
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Download Navin Setup (.exe) or the .msi package from the downloads page.
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Double-click the downloaded file to start the installer.
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Windows SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC" - click "More info", then "Run anyway".
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Follow the installer, then launch Navin from the Start menu.
This warning appears because Navin is a new publisher still building reputation with Microsoft, not because of a threat - it fades away on its own as more people install the same signed build.
The navin command, everywhere
Once installed, navin is available in PowerShell, cmd.exe and inside every WSL distribution. Run it from a project folder to open that folder in the editor.
navin .macOS
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Download the .dmg from the downloads page.
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Open it and drag Navin into the Applications folder.
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On first launch, macOS may refuse to open it because "the developer cannot be verified".
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Right-click (or Control-click) the Navin icon, choose "Open", then confirm - this is only needed once.
Alternatively: open System Settings > Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, then click "Open Anyway" next to the Navin message.
Linux
AppImage (any distribution)
Make it executable, then run it directly - no installation needed.
chmod +x Navin-*.AppImage && ./Navin-*.AppImageDebian / Ubuntu (.deb)
sudo apt install ./navin_*_amd64.debFedora / RHEL / openSUSE (.rpm)
sudo dnf install ./navin-*.x86_64.rpmUsing navin from a terminal
Run navin followed by a folder to open it in the editor, or navin . for the current folder. It works the same in PowerShell, cmd.exe, WSL, Linux and macOS terminals.
navin .navin ~/projects/my-appVerify your download (optional)
Every release publishes a SHA256SUMS.txt file next to the binaries. Compare it against your downloaded file before installing.
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txtStill stuck? Reach us at contact@navinspire.com