rainfrog

Use the provided shell script to download and unpack a binary to ~/.local/bin/. This script requires jq and fzf to be installed on your system.

curl -LSsf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/achristmascarl/rainfrog/main/install.sh | bash

Install rainfrog using the Nix package manager.

nix-env -iA nixos.rainfrog

By default, rainfrog looks for a rainfrog_config.toml file in platform-specific configuration directories. You can override this by setting the RAINFROG_CONFIG environment variable to the directory containing your config file (not the file path itself).

To make this change permanent, add the export command to your shell configuration file (e.g., .zshrc or .bashrc).

export RAINFROG_CONFIG=~/.config/rainfrog

To install rainfrog using Rust's package manager, ensure you have rustup installed, then run the following command. By default, all features are included.

cargo install rainfrog --locked

1. Manually download the appropriate binary for your OS from the GitHub releases page.
2. Move the binary to a folder in your PATH environment variable.

Tip: To find your host target, run rustc -vV.

Install rainfrog globally from conda-forge using Pixi.

pixi global install rainfrog

macOS users can install rainfrog using Homebrew.

brew install rainfrog

If you have cargo-binstall installed, you can use it to install rainfrog more quickly.

cargo binstall rainfrog

Install rainfrog from the conda-forge channel using Conda.

conda install -c conda-forge rainfrog

Arch Linux users can install rainfrog from the official repositories using pacman.

pacman -S rainfrog

To install on Termux, first install Rust via the package manager, then install rainfrog while disabling default features to ensure compatibility with Termux.

pkg install rust
cargo install rainfrog --no-default-features