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Swiftly CLI

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Swiftly is a CLI tool for installing, managing, and switching between Swift toolchains, written in Swift. Swiftly itself is designed to be extremely easy to install and get running, and its command interface is intended to be flexible while also being simple to use.

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  • Free • Open Source

Platforms

  • Mac
  • Linux
  • Apple Swift
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  • Developed by

    Swift

  • Licensing

    Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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  •  749 Stars
  •  52 Forks
  •  96 Open Issues
  •   Updated Jun 27, 2025 
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What is Swiftly CLI?

Swiftly is a CLI tool for installing, managing, and switching between Swift toolchains, written in Swift. Swiftly itself is designed to be extremely easy to install and get running, and its command interface is intended to be flexible while also being simple to use. You can use it with Linux and macOS.

Features:

  • Installing multiple toolchains, including both stable releases and snapshots
  • Switching which installed toolchain is active (i.e. which one is discovered via $PATH)
  • Updating installed toolchains to the latest available versions of those toolchains
  • Uninstalling installed toolchains
  • Listing the toolchains that are available to install with the list-available subcommand
  • Sharing the preferred toolchain as a project setting with a .swift-version file
  • Running a single command on a particular toolchain with the run subcommand

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