To install, uninstall, or upgrade VINCI, use these commands (Windows/Linux):
pip install vinci-lang
pip uninstall vinci-lang
pip install --upgrade vinci-lang
If you're on macOS, use pip3 instead.
If you do not know what a "terminal" is, check this article out: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/operating-systems/what-is-terminal-console-shell-and-kernel/
Please note that you should have at least Python 3.11 and PIP installed. But, most modern operating systems have it pre-installed (You can test it with python3 --version for Mac/Linux or python --version for Windows).
You can install it at https://www.python.org/downloads/.
VINCI has built in syntax documentation (you can run vinci-lang info), so that you can easily learn how to use it.
Also, the command documentation is here (commands are run in the terminal):
vinci-lang info - Shows how to use VINCI.
vinci-lang run file.vinci - Runs a VINCI file (replace file.vinci with your own chosen file name).
vinci-lang init file.vinci - Creates a VINCI file (replace file.vinci with your own chosen file name).
nano file.vinci - Edits a VINCI file, you can also use your operating system text editor for a GUI interface (replace file.vinci with your own chosen file name).
Thanks for using VINCI! We really hope you find it useful.