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blend-inst

An installer framework and drop-in replacement for and rewrite of Jade in Python that uses the live session's file system instead of bootstrapping a new one, built for blendOS.

Help us with making blend-inst distribution-independent by opening a pull request!

Testing

# 1. Clone this repository

git clone 'https://github.com/blend-os/blend-inst'

# 2. Run the installer with the sample configuration in testing mode,
#    which will simply print out the commands that will run in a true
#    installation, instead of actually running them.

TESTING_INST=true ./blend-inst config 'sample-config.json'

For distributors

UI

Jade-GUI, developed by Crystal Linux, can be used with blend-inst.

Error codes:

  • 1 - Partitioning error
  • 3 - Username not allowed

Contributing

Anyone is free to contribute to blend-inst! It's licensed under the GPL-3.0 license. You can create a PR from the 'Pull Requests' tab on GitHub. You're requested to use autopep8 to format your Python code before creating a pull request.

Credits

blend-inst has been written by Rudra Saraswat. However, the code is inspired by Jade (written in Rust), since it's meant to be a drop-in replacement for Jade. Jade is a project developed by Crystal Linux.