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raiku export and raiku import are complementary commands for capturing and restoring your Raiku package environment using a human-readable plain-text file. export writes one line per installed package (name, version, language, and optionally the SHA-256 hash) to requirements.raiku. import reads that file and installs every package it contains. Together they are the easiest way to share a Raiku environment between teammates, bootstrap CI, or onboard a new developer without requiring them to know which packages to install.
Each non-comment line follows the format: <name>==<version>. The # <Language> comment and --hash annotation are written by raiku export but are not required for raiku import to work — the importer looks up version and language from the index at install time.
raiku import installs packages using their names and versions from the requirements file, going through the standard install flow including hash verification. It does not guarantee byte-for-byte identical installs across machines in the way that raiku from-lock does. For fully reproducible installs with locked hashes, use raiku from-lock with a committed raiku.lock.
Commit requirements.raiku to your repository so new contributors can get up and running with a single command:
raiku import
For CI, add raiku import --no-build to your setup step.