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Multi-OS dependencies installation #49
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Looks Good @scpketer Thanks For The Idea Sorry I couldn't actively contribute To TBomb Now |
Perl and Gawk are also available in Termux. It makes installation easier with automatic preparations by Gawk. Personally, I would like to contribute |
Yeah, gawk seem to be coming with core utilities provided by termux out-of-box. |
Also cause im a iOS Users, theres a way to run TBomb aswell on a iPhone/iPod/iPad. It needs just some script changes. (alpine linux x86 under the hood) Also i made a pull request for a installation Guide for macOS aswell. I hope, SpeedX will think about it to migrate your Multi-OS Dep. Installer. |
Hi scpketer. I have talked with SpeedX. Would you make a PR with your Multishell Script? He agreed, after i have explained him what your script does :) Sincerly 0n1cOn3 |
I'm working on a completely new code base which will no longer require any other external dependencies, so I don't think it would actually help. |
Ah, alright. That sounds good at all
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I'm working on a completely new code base which will no longer require any other external dependencies, so I don't think it would actually help.
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Thanks @scpketer the bash script now includes a modified shelldepends script. Reopen if issue persists |
Hello, @TheSpeedX.
As per your README, the setup script only supports Debian-based systems. You could use my shelldepends script to generate a multi-os dependency installation script that is easy to use in your TBomb.sh.
Command line:
-e
disables access elevation ininstall.sh
;-p
defines project name;-v
defines project version;-d
defines dependency packages.Installation script command line (this will work on most popular Linux distributions including Termux):
Example preview:
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