proto
This skill should be used when the user asks to "install proto", "configure proto", "manage tool versions", "pin versions", "set up .prototools", "install node version", "install rust version", "install python version", "proto plugins", or mentions proto commands, .prototools file, or multi-language version management.
What this skill does
# proto - Pluggable Multi-Language Version Manager proto is a next-generation version manager for multiple programming languages. It provides a unified interface for managing Node.js, npm, pnpm, yarn, Bun, Deno, Rust, Go, Python, and 800+ tools via plugins. ## When to Use proto - Managing language/tool versions across projects - Pinning versions in `.prototools` for team consistency - Installing and running tools without global pollution - Replacing nvm, pyenv, rustup, gvm with a single tool ## Installation ```bash # Linux, macOS, WSL bash <(curl -fsSL https://moonrepo.dev/install/proto.sh) # Specific version, non-interactive bash <(curl -fsSL https://moonrepo.dev/install/proto.sh) 1.2.3 --yes ``` ### Shell Setup ```bash # Add to shell profile eval "$(proto activate bash)" # Bash eval "$(proto activate zsh)" # Zsh ``` ## Quick Reference ### Core Commands ```bash proto install <tool> # Install tool proto install node 20.10.0 # Install specific version proto install node --build # Build from source (v0.45+) proto run <tool> # Run with detected version proto exec node pnpm -- cmd # Bootstrap multi-tool env (v0.53+) proto pin <tool> <version> # Pin version locally proto pin <tool> --global # Pin globally proto versions <tool> # List available versions proto outdated # Check for updates proto clean # Remove unused tools proto upgrade # Upgrade proto itself proto diagnose # Identify installation issues proto debug config # List all .prototools files proto debug env # Show environment info ``` ## Configuration: .prototools ```toml # .prototools node = "20.10.0" npm = "10.2.0" pnpm = "8.12.0" yarn = "4.0.0" bun = "1.0.0" deno = "1.40.0" rust = "1.75.0" go = "1.21.0" python = "3.12.0" [plugins] my-tool = "https://example.com/plugin.wasm" [settings] auto-install = true auto-clean = true detect-strategy = "prefer-prototools" [env] NODE_ENV = "development" ``` ### Version Specifiers | Format | Example | Description | | ------ | ----------- | ----------------------- | | Exact | `"20.10.0"` | Exact version | | Major | `"20"` | Latest 20.x.x | | Tilde | `"~20.10"` | Patch updates only | | Alias | `"stable"` | Language-specific alias | ## Supported Tools (Built-in) ### JavaScript/TypeScript ```bash proto install node # Node.js runtime proto install npm # npm package manager proto install pnpm # pnpm package manager proto install yarn # Yarn package manager proto install bun # Bun runtime proto install deno # Deno runtime ``` ### Systems Languages ```bash proto install rust # Rust (includes cargo) proto install go # Go ``` ### Other ```bash proto install python # Python (includes pip) ``` ## Version Detection Order 1. CLI argument: `proto run node 18.0.0` 2. Environment variable: `PROTO_NODE_VERSION=18.0.0` 3. Local `.prototools` (current + parent dirs) 4. Ecosystem files: `.nvmrc`, `.node-version`, `package.json` engines 5. Global `.prototools`: `~/.proto/.prototools` ## Common Workflows ### Pin Versions for Team ```bash # Pin to local .prototools proto pin node 20.10.0 proto pin pnpm 8.12.0 # Pin globally (user default) proto pin node 20 --global ``` ### Install All Tools ```bash # Install everything from .prototools proto install ``` ### Check for Updates ```bash proto outdated # Check for updates proto outdated --update --latest # Update .prototools ``` ### Run with Specific Version ```bash proto run node 18 -- script.js # Override version PROTO_NODE_VERSION=18 proto run node # Via env var ``` ### Proto Exec (v0.53+) Bootstrap an environment with multiple tools: ```bash # Run command with multiple tools proto exec node@24 pnpm@10 [email protected] -- pnpm run app:start # Load tools from config proto exec --tools-from-config -- npm test # Interactive shell with activated tools proto exec node pnpm -- bash ``` ### Build From Source (v0.45+) Compile tools from source (useful when pre-built binaries unavailable): ```bash proto install ruby --build proto install node --build proto install python --build ``` Supported: Deno, Go, Moon, Node, Python, Ruby. ```toml # .prototools [settings.build] install-system-packages = true write-log-file = true ``` ## Plugins ### Add Third-Party Plugin ```bash proto plugin add atlas "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/.../plugin.toml" proto install atlas ``` ### List Plugins ```bash proto plugin list # Show all plugins proto plugin list --versions # With version info ``` ### Plugin Sources ```toml [plugins] # Remote TOML plugin atlas = "https://example.com/atlas/plugin.toml" # Remote WASM plugin custom = "https://example.com/plugin.wasm" # GitHub releases (recommended for distribution) my-tool = "github://org/repo" # Local development (WASM) local = "file://./target/wasm32-wasip1/release/plugin.wasm" ``` ### WASM Plugin Development Build plugins with `proto_pdk` crate targeting `wasm32-wasip1`: ```bash # Build plugin cargo build --target wasm32-wasip1 --release # Test locally proto install my-tool --log trace ``` Test configuration for local development: ```toml # .prototools [settings] unstable-lockfile = true # Create .protolock for consistency [plugins.tools] my-tool = "file://./target/wasm32-wasip1/release/my_tool.wasm" ``` Required WASM functions: - `register_tool` - Metadata (name, type) - `download_prebuilt` - Configure download/install - `locate_executables` - Define executable paths - `load_versions` - Fetch available versions Optional: `native_install`, `detect_version_files`, `parse_version_file` ## Settings ```toml [settings] # Auto-install missing tools auto-install = true # Auto-clean unused tools auto-clean = true # Version detection strategy # first-available, prefer-prototools, only-prototools detect-strategy = "prefer-prototools" # Pin "latest" alias to local or global config pin-latest = "local" # Create .protolock for reproducible installs unstable-lockfile = true # Disable telemetry telemetry = false [settings.http] # Configure proxies proxies = ["https://internal.proxy"] root-cert = "/path/to/cert.pem" [settings.offline] timeout = 500 # ms ``` ## Environment Variables | Variable | Description | | ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | `PROTO_HOME` | Installation directory (default: `~/.proto`) | | `PROTO_LOG` | Log level (trace, debug, info, warn, error) | | `PROTO_*_VERSION` | Override version for tool | | `PROTO_ENV` | Environment for config lookup | | `PROTO_BYPASS_VERSION_CHECK` | Skip version validation | ### Development/Testing Variables | Variable | Description | | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | `PROTO_TEST` | Enable test mode (loads test plugins) | | `PROTO_DEBUG_COMMAND` | Show detailed command execution | | `PROTO_DEBUG_WASM` | Enable WASM plugin debugging | | `WASMTIME_BACKTRACE_DETAILS` | Detailed WASM backtraces | ## Integration with moon proto is the toolchain backend for moon. Configure in `.moon/toolchains.yml` (v2): ```yaml # .moon/toolchains.yml javascript: packageManager: "pnpm" node: version: "20.10.0" ``` Or pin moon itself via proto: ```toml # .prototools moon = "1.31.0" ``` ## CI/CD Integration ```yaml # GitHub Actions - uses: moonrepo/setup-toolchain@v0 with: auto-install: true ``` ## Additional Resources For detailed configuration, consult: - **`references/config.md`** - Complete .prototools reference - **`references/plugins.md`** - Plugin development guide - **`referen
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