Carbon

2.0.0

en-US/about_Carbon_Installation.help.txt

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    about_Carbon_Installation

SHORT DESCRIPTION

    Carbon can be installed from a ZIP archive, from the PowerShell gallery, with 

    Chocolatey, and NuGet.

INSTALL FROM ZIP ARCHIVE

    1. [Download the ZIP file from Bitbucket.](https://bitbucket.org/splatteredbits/carbon/downloads)

    2. Unblock the zip file (right-click the .zip file, choose Properties, click 

       "Unblock", then click "OK").

    3. Unzip the Carbon module anywhere on your file system. 

    You can now import module using the `Import-Carbon.ps1` script:

        PS> .\Carbon\Import-Carbon.ps1

    To make Carbon available so you can run `Import-Module Carbon`, copy the `Carbon`

    directory into one of PowerShell's module paths. This command will you a list:

        PS> $env:PSModuelPath -split ';'

    Once you do, you can import Carbon by running:

        PS> Import-Module 'Carbon'

INSTALL FROM POWERSHELL GALLERY

    To install from the PowerShell Gallery, you must be running PowerShell 5. If so,

    run:

        PS> Install-Module -Name 'Carbon'

    You can now import Carbon by running:

        PS> Import-Module 'Carbon'

INSTALL WITH CHOCOLATEY

    To install with Chocolatey, you'll need [Chocolatey installed](http://chocolatey.org).

    With Chocolatey installed, run:

        PS> choco install Carbon

    This will install Carbon into one of PowerShell's module paths. You can now import

    Carbon by running:

        PS> Import-Module 'Carbon'  

INSTALL WITH NUGET

    To install with NuGet, you'll need [NuGet installed](http://nuget.org). With NuGet

    installed, run:

        PS> nuget install Carbon

    This will create a `Carbon-X.Y.Z` directory in your current directory (or the 

    output directory you specified with Nuget's `OutputDirectory` parameter). You can

    import Carbon from that directory using the `Import-Carbon.ps1 script:

        PS> .\Carbon-X.Y.Z\Carbon\Import-Carbon.ps1

    Or with PowerShell's `Import-Module` command:

        PS> Import-Module '.\Carbon-X.Y.Z\Carbon'

    If you want Carbon available so you can run `Import-Module Carbon`, copy the

    `Carbon-X.Y.Z\Carbon` directory into one of PowerShell's module paths. This command

    will give you a list:

        PS> $env:PSModulePath -split ';'

SEE ALSO

    http://chocolatey.org

    http://www.nuget.org

    https://www.powershellgallery.com/

    https://bitbucket.org/splatteredbits/carbon/downloads