Install LPM CLI

LPM CLI is a native Rust executable distributed through npm, Homebrew, and a standalone installer. Choose the channel that fits your machine; each provides the same lpm command.

npm

npm install -g @lpm-registry/cli

The npm package selects the matching platform-native package through optionalDependencies and verifies the executable during installation. Node.js 18 or later is required for this installation channel, but the installed package manager is a native executable.

Keep optional dependencies enabled. Options such as --omit=optional prevent npm from installing the platform binary.

For a one-off command:

npx @lpm-registry/cli@latest --version

Homebrew

brew tap lpm-dev/lpm
brew install lpm

Homebrew supports macOS and Linux. The formula is updated with each LPM CLI release.

Standalone installer

curl -fsSL https://cli.lpm.dev/install | sh

Use the standalone installer on macOS or Linux when Node.js is not available, including CI runners and container images.

Supported prebuilt platforms

Operating system	Architecture	npm platform package
macOS	Apple Silicon	darwin-arm64
macOS	Intel	darwin-x64
Linux, glibc	x86_64	linux-x64
Linux, musl	x86_64	linux-x64-musl
Linux, glibc	ARM64	linux-arm64
Windows	x86_64	win32-x64

Verify the installation

lpm --version
lpm doctor

lpm doctor checks the local project and development environment. It deliberately skips network, Registry-authentication, tunnel, and other extended probes.

After signing in, run the complete diagnostic set:

lpm login
lpm doctor --all

lpm doctor --all includes LPM.dev Registry reachability and validates the stored session.

Update LPM CLI

lpm self-update

You can also update through the channel that installed it:

npm install -g @lpm-registry/cli@latest
brew upgrade lpm

For installation internals, checksum and signature verification, shell configuration, uninstalling, or platform-specific troubleshooting, see the LPM CLI installation guide.

Continue

• Authentication — Sign in and choose the right local or CI credential.
• Publishing — Prepare and publish a package to LPM.dev Registry.
• LPM CLI documentation — Package installation, registry routing, lockfiles, workspaces, and command reference.