Quickstart
Tip
Not accustomed to using command-line tools? You can use LipUI.
To get started with using lip, you should have lip installed first. If you are not familiar with the command-line interface, you can also use lipUI to manage your teeth.
Ensure you have a working lip
As a first step, you should check that you have a working lip installed. This can be done by running the following commands and making sure that the output looks similar.
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Common Tasks
Install a tooth
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By default, lip will fetch teeth via GOPROXY, a proxy of Git repos.
Install a tooth from a tooth file
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Install multiple teeth
lip suppports installing multiple files at a time.
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Upgrade a tooth
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Uninstall a tooth
To uninstall a tooth, you must provide the tooth path of the tooth.
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List all teeth
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Show information of a tooth
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Next Steps
You can read pages under Commands directory to get more detailed descriptions of lip commands. If you are a creator and want to publish your tooth, you can read this tutorial to learn how to do it.