Armory Version Manager Cheatsheet

This page contains a list of commonly used AVM commands and flags.

Armory Version Manager usage

The Armory Version Manager (AVM) binary is avm. Usage is avm [command]. Run avm help to see a list of commands.

Global Flags

  • -h, --help: Help
  • -v, --verbose: Verbose output

AVM autocomplete

Generate the autocompletion script for avm for the specified shell.

Usage

avm completion [command]

Available Commands

  • bash
  • fish
  • powershell
  • zsh

See each available command’s help for details on how to use the generated script.

AVM help

Lists the usage and available commands.

Usage

avm help

List CLI versions

list

Lists the installed CLI versions.

Usage

avm list [flags]

listall

Lists the available CLI versions.

avm listall [flags]

Install or update the CLI

Install an Armory CLI version and create a symlink. If the version is omitted, the AVM installs the latest version.

Usage

avm install [version] [flags]

Flags

  • -d, --default: Set version as default

Examples

To upgrade to a specific version:

avm install v0.24.0

To upgrade to the latest version:

avm install

Set the default CLI version

Set the specified CLI version as default. This command first checks to make sure the specified version has been installed. Then it updates the symlink.

Usage

avm use [version] [flags]

Example

Get a list of installed versions:

avm list

Output is similar to:

v0.19.0
v0.19.1
v0.25.1 [default]

Set version “v0.19.1” as default:

avm use v0.19.1

Output is similar to:

using version: v0.19.1

Get the AVM version

This command returns the Armory Version Manager version. Use armory version to determine the CLI version you are using.

Usage

avm version [flags]




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