Installation and upgrades

Use the package manager’s normal release selection for a new application, then retain its resolved version and lockfile. These commands are not instructions to make existing builds float on every run. Existing dependencies, SDK constraints and registry configuration can affect resolution; check what was installed.

The records below describe verified public artifacts, not candidate manifests. Latest-selection commands may resolve a newer release than our recorded evidence. Read its changelog before adopting it. Non-prerelease 0.x does not promise a stable 1.0 interface. No 1.0 publication is implied here.

Choose an installation

C

Recorded release: 0.2.0 (evidence).

curl -fLO https://github.com/deancochran/ftms/releases/download/c-v0.2.0/ftms-c-0.2.0.tar.gz
printf '%s  %s\n' '3aa60d809f3dcd02634417018d39f325c46a552734f0fe311ba748261914e61f' 'ftms-c-0.2.0.tar.gz' | sha256sum -c -

Verify before extracting. This command uses curl and sha256sum; Windows users can compare with Get-FileHash. Public Conan/vcpkg registry availability is not assumed.

Continue with the C guide.

C#

Recorded release: 0.1.0-alpha.1 (evidence).

The command explicitly includes prereleases; the recorded package is a prerelease, not a stable-API promise. Inspect and lock the resolved version.

dotnet add package DeanCochran.Ftms --prerelease

Continue with the C# guide.

Dart

Recorded release: 0.1.0 (evidence).

dart pub add deancochran_ftms
# Flutter: flutter pub add deancochran_ftms

Continue with the Dart guide.

Go

Recorded release: 0.1.0 (evidence).

go get github.com/deancochran/ftms/packages/go@latest

Continue with the Go guide.

Kotlin/JVM

Recorded release: 0.1.0 (evidence).

repositories { mavenCentral() }
dependencies { implementation("io.github.deancochran:ftms:0.1.0") }

Use this concrete verified dependency, not Gradle + or latest.release. Review dependency updates deliberately.

Continue with the Kotlin/JVM guide.

Python

Recorded release: 0.1.0a2 (evidence).

The command explicitly includes prereleases; the recorded package is a prerelease, not a stable-API promise. Inspect and lock the resolved version.

python -m pip install --pre deancochran-ftms

Continue with the Python guide.

Rust

Recorded release: 0.1.1 (evidence).

cargo add ftms

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Swift

Recorded release: 0.1.0 (evidence).

.package(url: "https://github.com/deancochran/ftms.git", revision: "a18009d6e9892d92bba00e3c6c6388a9fbc0f5c8")

Add this entry to your Package.swift dependencies and select the FTMS product. Keep the immutable revision: this monorepo’s language-prefixed tags are not SwiftPM version-range releases. Do not follow main.

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TypeScript

Recorded release: 0.5.0 (evidence).

npm install @deancochran/ftms

Continue with the TypeScript guide.

Reproduce or upgrade an example

Repository quickstarts retain exact dependencies or lockfiles so their assertions are reproducible. Historical compatibility fixtures remain pinned. They are not the default installation policy for a new application. To try a newer dependency, update it deliberately, rerun the example tests, and inspect the resolved version. For Python use a virtual environment and your project’s dependency-locking tool; pip install alone does not create a lockfile.

For C and Swift do not use the repository-wide GitHub latest-release URL: it may identify another language. Concrete instructions above are refreshed only after public verification, through the release process.