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Python library
Archinstall ships on PyPi as archinstall. But the library can be installed manually as well.
Warning
This is not required if you're running archinstall on a pre-built ISO. The installation is only required if you're creating your own scripted installations.
Using pacman
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Using pacman ----------
Archinstall is on the official repositories.
To install both the library and the archinstall script:
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sudo pacman -S archinstall
Or, to install just the library:
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sudo pacman -S python-archinstall
Using PyPi
The basic concept of PyPi applies using pip. Either as a global library:
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sudo pip install archinstall
Or as a user module:
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pip --user install archinstall
Which will allow you to start using the library.
Manual installation
You can either download the github repo as a zip archive. Or you can clone it, we'll clone it here but both methods work the same.
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git clone https://github.com/Torxed/archinstall
Either you can move the folder into your project and simply do
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import archinstall
Or you can use setuptools to install it into the module path.
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sudo python setup.py install