Titanium SDK # Installing Titanium SDK Continuous Builds
# Summary
To take advantage of bleeding edge functionality and the most recent bug fixes to the Titanium SDKs, without waiting for an official release, you can manually download and install a Continuous Integration Build (also known as CI Build or Continuous Build). Continuous Builds are packages compiled and published automatically when Titanium's open source repository (opens new window) has received a new code commit.
# Obtaining the build
You can download the latest continuous builds from https://downloads.titaniumsdk.com/builds (opens new window).
# Installing the build
# Titanium CLI install
To install a Titanium SDK using the ti cli, follow these steps presented on the page. The command will look like this ti sdk install --branch master 11.1.0.v20220818220138.
# Manual install
To manually install a Titanium SDK, follow these steps:
Extract the SDK archive file
Move the versioned directory, for example named in the format 6.0.0.v20160702162201, into your Titanium installation folder, which is contingent on your platform, as follows:
| Operating System | Target Platform Type | Local Path |
|---|---|---|
| OS X (Pre-Lion) | Mobile | /Library/Application Support/Titanium |
| OS X (Lion+) | Mobile | ~/Library/Application Support/Titanium |
| Windows 7+ | Mobile | %ProgramData%\Titanium\mobilesdk\win32 |
| Windows XP | Mobile | C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Titanium |
# SDK archive file structure
Especially in corporate environments, it may be necessary to compile Titanium SDKs and make them available on a server. The SDK file structure follows this convention:
.zip root
|--mobilesdk
|-- osx | linux | win32
|-- VERSION.NUMBER
This must be archived as mobilesdk-VERSION.NUMBER-OS.zip.