Installation process on Linux OS
blaqshyd opened this issue · 10 comments
The celest file gotten after unzipping the zip file is not executable even after making it executable . It would be nice to include some kind of guide for installing on Linux because I reproduced the installation process on Windows and it was seamless but I had to manually set it up on Linux thanks to GPT.
Hi @blaqshyd - thank you for this feedback - we will look into it and get back to you ASAP.
Thanks @abdallahshaban557 and while I wait on the response, I made a note of the installation process that could be modified and included in the docs if need be. If that'd help, I'll be happy to drop it here.
Hi @blaqshyd, here are the steps I would recommend on Linux:
unzip celest-latest-linux_arm64.zip(for ARM) /unzip celest-latest-linux_x64.zip(for x64)chmod +x celest/celest- If you want
celestin your PATH,sudo ln -s $PWD/celest/celest /usr/local/bin
Do these line up with yours?
@dnys1 Yes, it does but I had issues with it still because of the libdart_sqlite3.so. Here is how I was able to install it:
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Check Your System Architecture
uname -m -
Download and unzip manually or in the terminal and navigate to the desired location
unzip celest-latest-linux_x64zip -
Make it executable
chmod +x celest -
Ensure that the directory containing "libdart_sqlite3.so" is in the system's library search path.
export PATH="/path/to/celest:$PATH"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/celestlib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Maybe it could have worked if I followed the steps you recommended but I had to go the long route with GPT, I think maybe a docs for it or being able to just install directly in the terminal would be nice
Hi @blaqshyd - we are looking into it as well. Thank you for this feedback!
@abdallahshaban557 Thank you for your response. It's okay to close the issue or leave it open?
Let us keep it open for now! Thank you for checking.