run the repo without directly needing to clone the repo. #11
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This is a great idea. totally support it. |
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So, as i think cinepro has grown and become such a good project.
As, I was thinking about it today and about to run and tests stuff.
I thought why don't freaking build a windows/linux binary build perhaps so that for windows download and run it and there will be a layered setup. First of all the setup will clone which means every normal user who doesn't know how to run a git command even has access to it (no offense).
and for cloning part we can think about making the git as primary tool to clone or just a http requests perhaps ?. Because My primary focus would be without needing to install any other tool user will be just able to setup with our setup binary.
and after setup we will/can add a shortcut feature and which will run the node server.
Now as i said only for setup part i don't wanna use any third party tool. but for starting an instance we'll need node and react/vite ofcourse.
now if it's not installed we will install it using winget and ask user an elevated access... and then we will have a basic ui screen with couple of buttons letting users know the health the providers...
and the only problem i see is how to handle new releases or updates...
so i think this is a very very good idea. I can work on it...
I know a bit of flutter and it supports multi platform as well.
so I hope you guys got the point.
I wanted to talk this out to @An0n-01 personally but...
Anyways feedback are always appreciated so hit on with whatever you guys think i might be missing.
Cheers,
Nischal
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