Kennels

Kennels are a way to import other people's code and use it in your project. Think of them as little doghouses full of awesome code; first, you download the kennel, then import it!

As of GLang 2.3, you can install external kennels with:

glang install <kennel_name>

Kennels are installed on your local machine in the kennels/ folder globally, meaning anywhere GLang is running can access installed kennels. To remove a kennel, use:

glang remove <kennel_name>

GLang will automatically manage the kennels.glang file to add and remove installed kennels as needed. You can even update with:

glang update <kennel_name>

After installing kennels, GLang makes an "easy import identifier" (EII) so you can import the kennel from anywhere. The EII is usually the name of the installed package:

fetch <kennel_name>;

kennels_function();