• Kiln also comes with a built in package manager. You can install a package from GitHub running kiln add [github link].
• This command will install these packages globally. Whenever you build your project, Kiln will link your project with all the necessary global dependencies.
• This will also log the dependencies in Kiln.toml, it is not m to manually modify the dependencies in this file directly. The best way to modify the dependencies is to use the kiln command line tool.

Local Dev

• After installing a package, kiln automatically link the header files without you having to specify the full path.

• However, your editor will likely not see where the packages are. Kiln can also help fix this by automatically creating config files for your local dev environment. You can access this by using the kiln local-dev [command].

• First, we’ll need to tell kiln what editor we’re using.

  kiln local-dev set-editor
  0) VsCode
  1) NeoVim
  2) Zed
  3) VisualStudio
  4) Helix
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  Choose an editor: 
  

• After that, you should be good, kiln will automatically update this file whenever you add and remove packages. If you want to manually tell kiln to update the config files, you can execute the following.

  kiln local-dev update-editor-inc