# Configure Bee on Mac or Linux
bee
relies on Go development environment, so you must install the Go development environment. If you do not install the Go, please install it.
- Go download: https://go.dev or https://golang.org
After completing the installation, make sure that you can use the go
command in your terminal, or you have to put the installation directory into the PATH environment variable.
Here is the example of changing the PATH variable which works for Linux and Mac:
- If you use
bash
, check the file~/.bashrc
or~/.bash_profile
- If you use
Zsh
, check the file~/.zshrc
- For Linux, you may need to check file
/etc/profile
Also, you can run the command echo $SHELL
to output the shell installed on your computer.
# go installation directory
export GOROOT=/usr/local/go
# GOPATH in general you don't need to change it.
# it's the directory that you want to store the Go projects.
export GOPATH=/Users/ding/go_workspace
# GOBIN in general you don't need to change it
# when you run the command `go install`, the specific tool will be added here
export GOBIN=$GOPATH/bin
# Currently you don't need to use this unless you are using the Go <= v1.14
export GO111MODULE=on
# GO proxy which will download the dependencies from this website.
# Sometimes your company has its own proxy, you can change this
export GOPROXY=https://goproxy.cn,direct
# Don't forget this
export PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT/bin:$GOBIN
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Add this into the shell configure file and then reload the configure file(or open a new terminal)
# Configure Bee on Windows
TODO: missing English pictures
# bee installation
Run the command to install bee
:
go get github.com/beego/bee/v2@latest
And then run the command bee version
:
This indicates installing the bee
successfully.