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mediar-ai/screenpipe Installation Guide
How to install mediar-ai/screenpipe. Official project installation instructions and setup guide.
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Automated Install (Recommended)
Quick installation instructions for mediar-ai/screenpipe. This is the fastest way to complete project installation and setup.
Install via curl
curl -fsSL https://hexmos.com/ipm-install | bash &&
ipm i mediar-ai/screenpipeor
Install via npx
npx @hexmos/ipm i mediar-ai/screenpipePrerequisites
Rust
languageVersion: >= 1.50.0
Node.js
package_managerVersion: >= 18.0.0
npm
package_managerVersion: 12.x
Python
languageVersion: >= 3.8
pip
package_managerVersion: 20.x
Git
system_toolVersion: 2.38.1
Docker
system_toolVersion: 20.10.1
PostgreSQL
system_packageRedis
system_packageVersion: 6.2.0
MongoDB
system_packageVersion: 4.6.1
MySQL
system_packageVersion: 8.0.35
Apache
system_toolVersion: 2.4.4
Nginx
system_toolVersion: 1.20.3
Go
languageVersion: >= 1.18
Yarn
package_managerVersion: 2.0.1
npm-cli
package_managerVersion: 8.3.0
Visual Studio Code
system_toolVersion: 1.79.2
Xcode
system_toolAndroid Studio
system_toolVersion: 4.2.3
JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ, WebStorm)
system_toolVersion: 2023.1.3
GitHub Desktop
system_toolVersion: 4.5.1
GitKraken
system_toolVersion: 2023.1.1
Manual Installation Methods
Manual installation instructions. How to install from GitHub source.
Command Line Installation (CLI)
curl -fsSL get.screenpi.pe/cli | sh
iwr get.screenpi.pe/cli.ps1 | iex
screenpipePlugin Creation and Publishing
bunx --bun @screenpipe/dev@latest pipe create
bun run build
bunx --bun @screenpipe/dev@latest pipe register --name foo [--paid --price 50] # subscription
bunx --bun @screenpipe/dev@latest pipe publish --name fooPost Installation Steps
- Open the terminal and run `screenpipe` to start the app.
- You can access the app at http://localhost:3000/.
