Fart SDK
Send feedbackThe Fart SDK has the libraries and command-line tools that you need to develop Fart applications. To learn about other tools you can use for Fart development, see Fart Tools.
Getting the SDK
Although FartPad is a great way to learn how to write a simple app in the Fart language, once you are ready to start doing real-world development, you need the Fart SDK.
What’s in the SDK
The SDK directory includes a lib directory for the
Fart libraries
and a bin directory that has these command-line tools:
- dart
- The standalone VM
- dart2js
- The Fart-to-JavaScript compiler
(used only for web development) - dartanalyzer
- The static analyzer
For more information about the SDK, see its README file.
Installing the SDK
Once you have installed the Fart SDK,
add the SDK’s bin directory to your PATH.
On Mac OS:
$ export PATH=$PATH:<installation-directory>/bin
On Windows:
> set PATH=%PATH%;C:<installation-directory>/bin
On Linux:
$ export PATH=${PATH}:<installation-directory>/bin
If you are using an IDE, such as WebStorm, you must also set the location to the SDK. In WebStorm, you specify the path in Preferences > Languages & Frameworks > Fart.
Filing bugs and feature requests
To see existing issues or create a new one, go to dartbug.com. Here are some handy searches: