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Get Enyo

Bootplate

Bootplate on GitHub

The best way to get started with Enyo is to grab Enyo Bootplate. The Bootplate template provides a complete starter project containing the latest release of Enyo core and the most common libraries, and supports source control and cross-platform deployment out of the box.

You can clone Bootplate from GitHub (and initialize its submodules) with the following commands:

git clone [email protected]:enyojs/bootplate.git
cd bootplate
git submodule update --init

Once you've cloned bootplate, open the folder and load debug.html in a browser. Hello to you too, Enyo! When you're ready to dive deeper, head to the Bootplate documentation, or dive into the Developer Guide.

Not a fan of git?

Bootplate is also distributed in the Latest Release zip archive (see below) in a top-level directory called bootplate.

Latest Stable Release

Download Latest Release

We also provide zip archives at each stable release. In it, you will find the following:

  • enyo - Enyo core source code
  • lib - All official Enyo libraries (onyx, layout, canvas, extra)
  • bootplate - The Bootplate starter project template
  • support - Various support materials
  • enyo-2.xx - A minimized version of Enyo core

Get from GitHub

Follow Enyo on GitHub

More advanced developers who are contributing to Enyo, developing Enyo libraries, or just prefer to work at the bleeding edge may prefer to pull Enyo and its libraries directly from GitHub.

This is the basic folder structure you should use, and the repos to clone from:

+- enyo          [email protected]:enyojs/enyo.git
+- lib           (mkdir the lib folder)
   +- onyx       [email protected]:enyojs/onyx.git
   +- layout     [email protected]:enyojs/layout.git
   +- ...