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Project Zero Downloads
Project Zero is available in a few flavors to allow you to use your existing development skills to build, deploy and run Zero applications.
Pick your favorite flavor!
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Go to the source code to see what really makes Project Zero tick!
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Zero Command Line Interface
The Project Zero command line interface (CLI) contains the base support for developing and running Zero applications. Additional Zero runtime libraries are retrieved as needed from a Zero module repository, like when you create an application for the first time.
The instructions below are for the latest Project Zero code. Previous versions of the Project Zero code can be found here.
PHP applications can be developed using the command line interface. See Installing and configuring PHP for configuration changes you will need to make.
Prerequisites for Command Line Interface
- Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux operating system
- Java SE Development Kit (JDK) 5.0
Download and Installation of Command Line Interface
The CLI is available in 2 ways:
- an installation program that steps you through the short process or
- a zip file that contains the base support to get started.
| Description | Downloads | Installation Instructions |
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| Installation program | Windows | Linux | Mac | Download and run the install program:
- for Windows, run zero_installer__<version>.exe,
- for Linux, open a shell and run sh ./zero_installer__<version>.bin,
- for Mac, run zero_installer__<version>.
The compressed installer should be recognized by StuffitExpander.
You may have to add the shell script to your path. |
| Zip file | zip | 1. Download the zero__<version>.zip file and unzip it to any directory. This results in a subdirectory called zero that contains the commands for running the Zero CLI.
2. Add the zero directory to the PATH environment variable.
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Getting Started with the CLI
After installation:
- Open the command prompt.
- Type
zero create myapp. This creates an application called myapp in the current directory.
- The first time the
zero create command runs it takes a longer than when it is run thereafter. This is because it performs initial setup that automatically downloads CLI from the Project Zero repository. This setup allows you to update the CLI later without having to go through a manual download.
- Change directory to
myapp.
- Type
zero run to run the application.
- Browse to http://localhost:8080/, where you're greeted by a welcome page that indicates your application is running.
Project Zero IDE - new beta available!
The new Web-based IDE is now available as an option for you to develop your Zero applications. While the IDE is early in development, it supports the basics for developing and running Zero applications. Take a look and let us know what you think in the forums. Your feedback will help us make sure the IDE meets your needs.
Prerequisites:
To run the IDE, download the appropriate script into the zero directory (where the Zero CLI was installed), then run the script. Right-click on the link to download the file.
Previous Versions of the CLI
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r10 - 30 Mar 2008 - 10:15:01 - steveims
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