Installation Guide
deeepCLI is the command-line client for deeepSpace. It authenticates your account, links a local Git repository to a deeepSpace project, and syncs your local components with the design system.
Requirements
Before installing, make sure you have:
- Git (for version control and component synchronization)
- A deeepSpace account
Install
For Apple Silicon Macs:
curl -fsSL https://cloud.deeepspace.com/deeep-cli/macos/silicon/latest/install.zip -o install.zipunzip install.zip./install/deeep_installerFor Intel Macs, replace macos/silicon with macos/intel in the URL.
curl -fsSL https://cloud.deeepspace.com/deeep-cli/linux/latest/install.zip -o install.zipunzip install.zip./install/deeep_installer-
Download the installer archive:
https://cloud.deeepspace.com/deeep-cli/windows/latest/install.zip -
Extract the archive and run
deeepSetup.exe. -
Follow the installation wizard.
After installation, open a new terminal and run:
deeep authVerify the installation
Check that the CLI is available:
deeep --versionYou should see the installed version, for example:
deeep CLI v1.0.0If the deeep command is not found, close and reopen your terminal to refresh your PATH.
Update the CLI
To update to the latest version:
deeep updateThis downloads and installs the latest release for your platform.
Uninstall
The CLI does not provide an uninstall command. To remove it manually:
Delete the installed binary directory and remove ~/.deeep/bin from your PATH:
rm -rf ~/.deeep/binThen edit your shell profile (for example ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc) and remove the line that adds ~/.deeep/bin to PATH.
Use Settings > Apps > Apps & features > deeepCLI > Uninstall.
Troubleshooting
- Permission errors on macOS/Linux: Make the installer executable with
chmod +x ./install/deeep_installerbefore running it. - PATH issues: Restart your terminal after installation.
- Installation fails: Contact support@deeepspace.com for help.
Next steps
- Authenticate with your deeepSpace account
- Connect your project
- Sync components with deeepSpace