Getting started¶

First thing first, install the CLI:

Standard installation¶

Microsoft Windows¶

1. Download the installer from the GitHub releases page. You'll see "INSTALLER" on the filename, there's just one.
2. Run it.
3. You're done. It should have automatically installed. The fuckingnode CLI command should now work out of the box.

Linux and macOS¶

1. Download the program from the GitHub releases page. macOS and Linux have support for both x84_64 and ARM.
2. Place your downloaded file anywhere, like /scripts or /home/USER/my-scripts.
3. Add the path to the binary to your system's path environment variable.
4. You're done. The fuckingnode command will now work from your terminal.

Here's how to add the path to your path env variable, in case you didn't know:

# open your Bash config file with nano (or your preferred editor)
nano ~/.bashrc         # Linux
nano ~/.bash_profile   # macOS

# paste this
export PATH="$PATH:/home/USER/my-scripts/fuckingnode" # keep '$PATH' and replace the rest (/home...) with the actual path to wherever you saved fuckingnode. It's recommended that you keep the name like that, "fuckingnode" with lowercase.

# save with CTRL + O, ENTER, and CTRL + X
# then, reload your config
source ~/.bashrc          # Linux
source ~/.bash_profile    # macOS

PS. I never touched BASH, but I'll try to make a decent install script for you guys too.

NixOS¶

Add the repo to your flake.nix.

inputs = {
    fuckingnode.url = "github:ZakaHaceCosas/FuckingNode";
}

Then, add this to your system packages:

inputs.fuckingnode.packages."${system}".default

Thanks to @dimkauzh for maintaining the NixOS install.

Compiling from source¶

For contributors and nerds who clone the entire source just to change one line they don't like, compiling is extremely easy:

1. Install Deno 2.
2. Open this project from the root.
3. Run deno task compile.
4. Wait.
5. An executable for each platform will be created at dist/. Run the executable for your platform (file names are specific to each platform).

Since you have Deno installed, you can also just deno -A src/main.ts [...commands] from the root of the project and it'll work out of the box.

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