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Installing

You need internet access for the following step(s).

The quickest way for installing the GrovePi is to enter the following command:

curl -kL dexterindustries.com/update_grovepi | bash

By default, the GrovePi package is installed system-wide, script_tools and RFR_Tools are updated each time the script is ran.

An example using options appended to the command can be:

curl -kL dexterindustries.com/update_grovepi | bash -s -- --user-local --no-update-aptget --no-dependencies

Command Options

The options that can be appended to this command are:

  • --no-dependencies - skip installing any dependencies for the GrovePi. It's supposed to be used on each consecutive update after the initial install has gone through.
  • --no-update-aptget - to skip using sudo apt-get update before installing dependencies. For this to be useful, --no-dependencies has to be not used.
  • --bypass-rfrtools - skips installing RFR_Tools completely.
  • --bypass-python-rfrtools - skips installing/updating the python package for RFR_Tools.
  • --user-local - install the python package for the GrovePi in the home directory of the user. This doesn't require any special read/write permissions: the actual command used is (python setup.py install --force --user).
  • --env-local - install the python package for the GrovePi within the given environment without elevated privileges: the actual command used is (python setup.py install --force).
  • --system-wide - install the python package for the GrovePi within the sytem-wide environment with sudo: the actual command used is (sudo python setup.py install --force).

Important to remember is that --user-local, --env-local and --system-wide options are all mutually-exclusive - they cannot be used together. As a last thing, different versions of it can be pulled by appending a corresponding branch name or tag.