jdk-manager

/!\ For now, it only works on windows, but I plan to port it for linux and macOS.

Install

``console
$ npm install jdk-manager -g
`

Init jdk-manager
`console
$ jdkm --init
`

Update (after java update)
`
$ jdkm --update
`

While install or update, the cli will ask you to give alias to jdk version (auto-detect).

Set jdk
`
$ jdkm --set 8 //'8' is a alias for a jdk folder (like jdk1.8.1_191/)
`

Need help ?
`
$ jdkm -h
``