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You can install mkdb in three ways: download a pre-built binary for your platform, install it directly with go install, or build it from source. Choose whichever fits your workflow.

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Prerequisites

Docker must be installed and running before you use mkdb. If you plan to build from source or use go install, you also need Go 1.21 or later.

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Install mkdb

Pre-built binaries are available for four platforms:
  • mkdb-linux-amd64 — Linux (x86-64)
  • mkdb-linux-arm64 — Linux (ARM64)
  • mkdb-darwin-amd64 — macOS (Intel)
  • mkdb-darwin-arm64 — macOS (Apple Silicon)
Download the binary for your platform from the Releases page, make it executable, and move it onto your PATH. For example, on macOS with Apple Silicon:
curl -L https://github.com/pbzona/mkdb/releases/latest/download/mkdb-darwin-arm64 -o mkdb
chmod +x mkdb
sudo mv mkdb /usr/local/bin/
Replace mkdb-darwin-arm64 with the filename for your platform if you’re on a different system.

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Verify the installation

After installing, confirm mkdb is on your PATH by checking the version: 
mkdb --version
If the command prints a version number, mkdb is ready to use.