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The CUE command line tool is written in Go, and works on pretty much any operating system and architecture supported by Go, which now includes almost everything
by 4ad 4y ago
The CUE command line tool is written in Go, and works on pretty much any operating system and architecture supported by Go, which now includes almost everything[0], so I am not sure how you came to that conclusion.
If you want to use CUE as a library, you can only do it from Go at the moment. We are acutely aware of this limitation and we are investigating possible solutions.
[0] https://go.dev/doc/install/source#environment https://go.dev/doc/install/source#environment
- lokar 4y agoAlso, the docs need a lot of work
- 4ad 4y agoWe are painfully aware of this, we are rewriting and improving the documentation as we speak and we are also working on a new web site.
- chriswarbo 4y agoI've found https://cuetorials.com https://cuetorials.com to be useful when I can't find what I need at https://cuelang.org/docs https://cuelang.org/docs
- Kinrany 4y agoHaving to install binary manually is extra friction: you can't rely on a tool to manage it for you, you have to have a place for storing them, you have to remember where it is if you want to delete it.