Prerequisites
Languages
R.A.D. Routes are currently able to be created, saved, excuted, edited and ran in 3 languages.
- Python 3
- Ruby
- Node.js
Python 3 is required to install and run the base R.A.D. Routes Runner, which most many Linux distributions have, and MacOS has by default.
Most distributions of Linux, and MacOS come pre-installed with Python 3, and Ruby, but you will need to have Node.js already installed or install it.
If you need any of the availible R.A.D. Languages, follow the links below for installation.
RADRoutes.com
Web Platform
To make a R.A.D. Route on RADRoutes.com, you simply need register for a R.A.D. Routes account, after confirming your email address; you will be able to start uploading and editing your own R.A.D. Routes!
R.A.D. Route Runner
CLI
To run any public, or private R.A.D. Route; you will need to download the R.A.D. Routes Runner
At the moment the R.A.D. Routes CLI Runner has been tested and is working on many Linux distributions, and MacOS.
You need to have Python 3 installed, which most many Linux distributions have, and MacOS has by default.
R.A.D. Route Runner Installation
MacOS App Installation
To install via a zip file, download the zip here
MacOS CLI Installation
To Install via the CLI terminal, simply copy and paste the command below into your terminal;
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rad-Routes/rad_routes_cli_installer/master/mac_installers/auto_mac_installer.sh | bash
The code above will download the R.A.D. Routes installer shell script, and then execute in bash.
Linux CLI Installation
Currently, the R.A.D. Routes CLI Runner is written in Python 3, so you will need any Python 3.xx Installalled, which many Linux distributions come - with. To Install via the CLI terminal, simply copy and paste the command below into your terminal;
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rad-Routes/rad_routes_cli_installer/master/mac_installers/auto_mac_installer.sh | bash
The code above will download the R.A.D. Routes installer shell script, and then execute in bash.
Post Installation
After you have installed via the zip App on MacOS, or the curl/bash script in MacOS or Linux, your terminal will have access to the rr command alias which is short for Rad Routes, and you can check help and see availible usage with the command below;
rr -h
or
rr help