Before you know it, deno has quietly released three versions:

  • 0.1.0 from
  • while
  • 0.1.2

Last night I worked on a deno multi-version management tool: DVM. Github address: github.com/justjavac/d…

Function basic reference NVM.

The installation

npm install -g dvm
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use

➜  ~  dvm --help

Usage: dvm [options] [command]

Options:

  -v, --version      output the version number
  -d, --debug        Print verbose infos for debug
  -h, --help         output usage information

Commands:

  arch               Show if deno is running in 32 or 64 bit mode
  list               List all installed versions
  install <version>  Install deno <version>
  use [version]      Switch to use the specified version
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On Windows, you need to open the command line or PowerShell with administrator rights

The sample

Lists all installed versions

➜  ~  dvm list
   0.1.0
*  0.1.1
   0.1.2
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The asterisk (*) indicates the version currently in use.

Switch version

➜  ~  dvm use 0.1.2
now use 0.1.2
➜  ~  dvm use 0.0.2
deno v0.0.2 is not installed. Use `dvm install 0.0.2` to install it first.
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The current function is relatively simple, bug is also many, welcome issue github.com/justjavac/d…