fvm auto downloads tagged packages from theVolary's feather repo and sets up environment variables so you can easily switch between released(tagged) versions of feather runtimes.

• clone this repo or just copy fvm.sh into a folder called 'fvm' (name isn't really important but for sake of these directions we're assuming you went with 'fvm').
• source the fvm.sh file (. fvm.sh)
• install/use: (NOTE: the vX.X.X in the examples below should be replaced with whichever published tag you want to install. The tags can be found at the feather github repo)
  • fvm install v0.1.3 (note: install automatically calls use when it's finished)
  • fvm use v0.1.2 (uses a previously installed version)
  • fvm use ./ (this version of the use command allows you to use a custom or bleeding edge version that's on your local machine. You must, of course, use this only from within the top-level feather folder that you wish to make the current working version)

Just like with nvm, we like to edit our .bashrc file so that fvm.sh is sourced at startup:

FVM_HOME=~/mainline/fvm
. $FVM_HOME/fvm.sh
fvm use v0.1.3

(and of course you would update the final line to use a new version as you upgrade the "default" version on your machine)