Install the CLI

In this short lesson you’ll install the prebuilt dyndo CLI and confirm it runs — no Rust toolchain needed. Set aside two minutes.

Prebuilt binaries cover macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux (x86_64). On any other platform, build from source instead.

Step 1: Run the installer

curl -fsSL https://matvp91.github.io/dyndo/install.sh | bash

The script detects your platform, downloads the latest release from GitHub, verifies its checksum, and installs the dyndo binary into ~/.dyndo/bin. If that directory isn’t on your PATH yet, it appends one line (marked # dyndo) to your shell’s rc file — ~/.zshrc, ~/.bashrc, or fish’s config.fish — and says so.

Step 2: Verify it runs

Open a new terminal, then:

dyndo --version

You should see the name and version, e.g. dyndo x.y.z. That’s it — the CLI is installed.

Pinning a version

The installer takes an optional version, with or without the leading v:

curl -fsSL https://matvp91.github.io/dyndo/install.sh | bash -s <version>

Setting DYNDO_VERSION=<version> does the same. Available versions are listed on the releases page.

Uninstalling

Remove the install directory, and the # dyndo line from your shell’s rc file if you like:

rm -rf ~/.dyndo

Where to next?

Follow Getting started to create CMAF sources, index them, and play a stream. It runs dyndo-server with Docker, since this installer ships only the dyndo CLI — for the server on its own, see Deploy with Docker.