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 # Getting Started with Ghaymah CLI
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 This topic describes how to install the latest release of **Ghaymah Command Line Interface (Ghaymah CLI)** on supported operating systems.
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 ## Ghaymah CLI Install Instructions
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 ### Installation
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 #### **Linux**
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 #### **Debian**
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 Download & Install
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 Run the following command to install the latest release of the Ghaymah CLI:
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 ```bash
 curl -sSl https://cli.ghaymah.systems/install.sh | bash
 ```
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 #### **Redhat**
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 1.Download & Install
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 Run the following command to install the latest release of the Ghaymah CLI:
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 ```bash
 curl -sSl https://cli.ghaymah.systems/install.sh | bash
 ```
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 2.update PATH
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 Add the CLI to your PATH and reload your shell configuration:
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 ```bash
 echo 'export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bashrc
 source ~/.bashrc
 ```
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+#### **macOS**
+Since the Ghaymah CLI is built for Linux environments only, macOS users need to run it inside a Linux environment.
 
-#### **Macos**
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-Bonjour!
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+**Using Virtualization**  
+* Install a hypervisor (e.g., UTM, VirtualBox, or Parallels).
+* Create a Linux VM.
+* Inside the VM, follow the Linux installation steps.
 #### **Windows**
+Since Ghaymah CLI is built for Linux environments only, Windows users have two options to run it:
 
-Ciao!
+**Option 1: Using WSL**
+1. Install WSL:
+   ```
+   wsl --install
+   ```
 
+2. Choose a Linux distribution.
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+3. Open the WSL terminal and follow the Linux installation steps.
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+For more information check [WSL Documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install)
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+**Option 2: Using Virtualization**
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+If you prefer a full Linux virtual machine:
+* Install a hypervisor (e.g., VMware, VirtualBox, or Hyper-V).
+* Create a Linux VM.
+* Inside the VM, follow the Linux installation steps.
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 ### Verifying Installation
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 Check that the CLI is installed correctly:
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 ```bash
 gy version
 ```
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 You should see the version number of the installed Ghaymah CLI:
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 ```bash
 Current version: xx.xx.xx
 Latest version: xx.xx.xx
 ✅ You are using the latest version!
 ```
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 ### Enable Auto-Completion
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 #### **Step 1:** Check Your Shell
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 Run the following command to check which shell you are using:
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 ```bash
 echo $SHELL
 ```
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 > **Supported shells:** `bash`, `zsh`, `fish`
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 #### **Step 2:** Enable Shell Completion
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 Enable shell completion to get command suggestions and auto-completion.
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 **For Bash**, run:
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 ```bash
 gy completion bash >> ~/gy-completion.sh
 ```
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 Then add the generated completion script to your shell configuration:
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 ```bash
 echo "source ~/gy-completion.sh" >> ~/.bashrc
 ```
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 > **Important:** Restart your terminal after completing this step
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 ### Authentication
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 Before using the Ghaymah CLI, you need to authenticate your account.
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 If you don't have an account yet, you can create one by visiting the Ghaymah website:
 [Ghaymah systems](https://ghaymah.systems/)
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 After creating your account, return to the CLI and run the following command to log in.
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 ```bash
 gy auth login
 ```
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 You will be prompted to enter your email and password:
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 ```bash
 Email:
 Password: