sl check-environment
The check-environment feature allows you to obtain information about your environment, including:
- Operating system name and version
- Whether your Qwiet config exists.
- Your network connectivity (e.g., whether you can reach the CDN and APIs)
- The Qwiet artifacts on your machine
Usage
sl check-environment
Checking language-specific options
You can check your environment for language-specific configurations as follows:
sl check-environment [command options]
Command options
| Command Option | Configuration to check |
|---|---|
--c | Check information regarding your C/C++ environment |
--dotnet | Check information regarding your .NET environment |
--go | Check information regarding your Go environment |
--jvm | Check information regarding your JVM environment |
--js | Check information regarding your JavaScript environment |
--jssrc | Check information regarding your JavaScript (source) environment |
--kotlin | Check information regarding your Kotlin environment |
--ocular | Check information regarding your Ocular installation |
--php | Check information regarding your PHP environment |
--python | Check information regarding your Python environment |
--ruby | Check information regarding your Ruby environment |
Example
If you run sl check-environment with the --jvm flag, you will see information related to your Java installation:
==== JAVA ====
java version "10.0.1" 2018-04-17
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 18.3 (build 10.0.1+10)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 18.3 (build 10.0.1+10, mixed mode)
JDK: ✓ exists
You can check for multiple language-specific configurations by including multiple command options (e.g., sl check-environment --jvm --go).