Keila is a lightweight browser-based IDE for embedded development. In this tutorial, we will walk through the steps to install Keila on Clear Linux.
Before installing Keila, make sure you have the latest version of Clear Linux on your system.
sudo swupd update
Keila requires some dependencies to be installed on your system. Run the following command to install them.
sudo swupd bundle-add devpkg-evas devpkg-glm devpkg-sdl2 devpkg-sdl2_image devpkg-sdl2_ttf devpkg-libcurl devpkg-libssh2 devpkg-libgit2
You can download the latest version of Keila from the official website (https://www.keila.io/). Choose the appropriate version for your system and download the package.
Extract the downloaded package to your desired location.
tar -xzf keila-*.tar.gz
Change to the extracted directory.
cd keila-*
Run the following command to start Keila.
./bin/keila
You should now see the Keila IDE open in your default browser.
Start by creating a new project, selecting the target architecture and SDK.
You can also open an existing project by selecting the project directory from the file menu.
Start coding and enjoy the benefits of Keila's features like code completion, syntax highlighting, and debugging.
That's it! You have successfully installed Keila on Clear Linux. Happy coding!
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