Getting Started

Installation

macOS

Installation with Homebrew

zsh

brew update && brew install flyenv

Download install

Arch	File	GitHub Release	百度网盘
Intel X86_64	{version}.dmg	download	download
Apple Silicon	{version}-arm64.dmg	download	download

If you only need a simple PHP service and web service, you can also take a look at FlyEnv's derivative products: FlyPHPServer, Already listed on Mac App Store, available for direct download and use

Windows

Download install. Currently only supports x86_64

Arch	File	GitHub Release	百度网盘
X86_64	{version}-Windows.zip	download	download

Linux

Download install. Supports Debin / Ubuntu / Red Hat / Fedora / SUSE / CentOS. x86_64 And arm64

Arch	File	GitHub Release	百度网盘
Debin/Ubuntu x86_64	{version}_amd64.deb	download	download
Red Hat/Fedora/SUSE/CentOS x86_64	{version}.x86_64.rpm	download	download
Debin/Ubuntu arm64	{version}_arm64.deb	download	download
Red Hat/Fedora/SUSE/CentOS arm64	{version}.aarch64.rpm	download	download

Befor Running

macOS

Most services of FlyEnv are installed using Homebrew or Macports. So before starting, you need to install Homebrew or Macports first. You can follow this link to install them.

Homebrew

Macports

Homebrew install for China user

Linux

It is recommended to install Homebrew. You can also install all services using the apt/dnf that comes with the system, but some services from the system default sources only have older versions.

Homebrew

Up and Running

Open FlyEnv.

1. Install version in FlyEnv service's 'Version Manager' panel. Or install it in terminal. FlyEnv will automatically search for installed services
2. Create a site. Or create a demo site using FlyEnv’s bot on bottom right corner
3. Start service in FlyEnv service's 'Service' panel.
4. Click the site link in the FlyEnv Host panel and open it in the browser

Uninstall

Use the default uninstallation method of each platform to uninstall

The application folder and data folder of FlyEnv are independent. The default uninstallation method does not delete the data folder. When using third-party tools (such as CleanMyMac, etc.) to uninstall, some will select the data folder by default. If you want to keep the data folder, be careful not to check it

The data folder on each platform:

• macOS

~/Library/PhpWebStudy

• Windows

Same folder with where FlyEnv installed. The data folder name is 'PhpWebStudy-Data'

• Linux

~/.config/PhpWebStudy