Single command installation

[dhsathiya]

Need to have a single installer script that takes care of all the dependencies required for FM and then installs FM as well.
example:

wget -qO ee rt.cx/ee4 && sudo bash ee

[Xieyt]

@dhsathiya Could we introduce something like fm self setup command within fm instead of the external script?

I am confused on as Which is more suitable and why? 🤔

[Xieyt]

For now the script will only work on MacOS and Ubuntu.

Mac Steps:

• Check if Homebrew is installed. If not, install it.
• Check if Docker is installed. If not, install it with Homebrew.
• See if PyEnv is available:
  • If yes, check Python and Pip. Install them with PyEnv if missing.
  • If no, install Python and Pip with Homebrew.
• Install 'fm' using Pip.
• Open Docker Desktop and tell the user to set it up.

Ubuntu Steps:

• Check if docker is installed. If not, install it with apt.
• Check if docker compose is installed. If not, install it with apt.
• Add the current user to the Docker group if they're not already in it.
• Start the Docker service.
• See if PyEnv is available:
  • If yes, check Python and Pip. Install them with PyEnv if missing.
  • If no, install Python and Pip with Apt.
• Install 'fm' using Pip.

This script does all this in unattended way.

@dhsathiya What more can be added ?

[Xieyt]

For now the script will only work on MacOS and Ubuntu.

Mac Steps:

* Check if Homebrew is installed. If not, install it.

* Check if Docker is installed. If not, install it with Homebrew.

* See if PyEnv is available:
  
  * If yes, check Python and Pip. Install them with PyEnv if missing.
  * If no, install Python and Pip with Homebrew.

* Install 'fm' using Pip.

* Open Docker Desktop and tell the user to set it up.

Ubuntu Steps:

* Check if docker is installed. If not, install it with apt.

* Check if docker compose is installed. If not, install it with apt.

* Add the current user to the Docker group if they're not already in it.

* Start the Docker service.

* See if PyEnv is available:
  
  * If yes, check Python and Pip. Install them with PyEnv if missing.
  * If no, install Python and Pip with Apt.

* Install 'fm' using Pip.

This script does all this in unattended way.

@dhsathiya What more can be added ?

Here is the script which follows the above logic.