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cmc <hello@cleberg.net> · 2026-08-11 23:51 UTC

Install from crates.io

`orgo 0.19.1` is published, so the first thing anyone reads no longer has to be
a git clone. `cargo install orgo` leads; building from a checkout stays for
people who want the version they can read.

Layout: unified · split

README.md +8 −2

		@@ -22,14 +22,20 @@ built by orgo, so it doubles as the longest worked example available.
22	22	You need [Rust](https://rustup.rs) (1.88 or newer). Nothing else — syntax highlighting and
23	23	its themes are compiled in.
24	24
	25	```sh
	26	cargo install orgo
	27	```
	28
	29	Or from a checkout, if you want to build the version you can read:
	30
25	31	```sh
26	32	git clone https://github.com/krazywarez/orgo
27	33	cd orgo
28	34	cargo install --path .
29	35	```
30	36
31		That puts an `orgo` command on your `PATH`. Full notes, including how to run it without
32		installing anything: <https://krazywarez.github.io/orgo/install.html>
	37	Either way you get an `orgo` command on your `PATH`. Full notes, including how to run it
	38	without installing anything: <https://krazywarez.github.io/orgo/install.html>
33	39
34	40	## Your First Site
35	41

docs/install.org +8

		@@ -10,6 +10,14 @@
10	10	- Emacs (optional). Only the differential test suite uses it, to compare output against
11	11	org's own exporter. Nothing about building a site needs Emacs.
12	12
	13	* From crates.io
	14
	15	#+BEGIN_SRC sh
	16	cargo install orgo
	17	#+END_SRC
	18
	19	That is the whole thing: cargo builds it and puts =orgo= in =~/.cargo/bin=.
	20
13	21	* From source
14	22
15	23	#+BEGIN_SRC sh

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