Create development environments with all the dependencies you need and easily share them with colleagues. Work consistently across the entire software lifecycle.
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Flox makes it easy to join a new project, so that means the end of gigantic README files with complex setup procedures. Using Flox, projects can make it as easy as one command - and you don't have to worry that following the instructions for one project will break another.
~/projects/node_project — flox activate
% cd node_project/
✅ You are now using the environment node_project at /vol/homes/floxfan/node_project
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'
~/projects/node_project — flox activate
% ▌
[node-project] % ▌
▌
Getting ready to use environment node_project at /vol/homes/floxfan/node_project
✅ You are now using the environment node_project at /vol/homes/floxfan/node_project
To stop using this environment, type 'exit'
flox [node-project] % ▌
v18.18.2
[node-project] % ▌
Flox environments can quickly be synchronized and shared, even across architectures, so you can skip past all of the “but it works on my machine” stuff. With Flox, it’s the same environment for everyone, no matter what they use.
Flox environments are not locked inside a box. They can be layered on top of your existing operating system, tools, and configuration - or even each other. You can quickly add the new tools your project needs while still using everything you brought with you.
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