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Standalone Apio Installation

Apio can be installed as a Pip package that relies on a Python installation, or standalone, using packages, installers, and file bundles that contains all the files that are required. This page describe the standalone installations which do not require installation of Python.

Following are standalone installation methods by platform:

Method Mac OSX Linux Windows Description
Installer ✓ ✓ Executable installer
Debian package ✓ For apt package manager.
File bundle ✓ ✓ ✓ Plain Zip archive

Mac OSX (Apple Silicon)

Using an installer

Install

  1. Download the installer file apio-darwin-arm64-[version]-[date]-installer.pkg from the latest release.

  2. Run the command below to allow the unsigned installer to run.

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine apio-darwin-arm64-*-installer.pkg

  1. Double click on the installer file and follow the instructions.

  2. Open a new shell window and type apio system info to test your installation.

Unnstall

  1. Delete the apio application from Applications.

  2. Delete the Apio settings directory .apio under your home directory.

Using a file bundle

Install

  1. Download the bundle file apio-darwin-arm64-[version]-[date]-bundle.tgz from the latest release.

  2. Uncompress the bundle file. This will create an apio directory with the application files.

  3. Run the command below to allow the unsigned installer to run.

source ./activate

  1. [Optional] Move the apio dir to a place of your choosing.

  2. Add the apio dir to your $PATH.

  3. Open a new shell and run apio to test the installation.

Unnstall

  1. Remove the apio directory from your $PATH

  2. Delete the apio directory

  3. Delete the Apio settings directory .apio under your home directory.

Linux (X86 64 bit)

Using a Debian package

Install

  1. Download the debian package file apio-linux-x86-64-[version]-[date]-debian.deb from the latest release.

  2. Run the following shell command in the the directory where you downloaded the Debian package (replace [version] and [date] with the actual values) .

sudo apt install ./apio-linux-x86-64-[version]-[date]-debian.deb
  1. Open a new shell and run apio to test the installation.

Unnstall

  1. Run the following command to uninstall the Debian package:
sudo apt remove apio
  1. Delete the Apio settings directory .apio under your home directory.

Using a file bundle

Install

  1. Download the bundle file apio-linux-x86-64-[version]-[date]-bundle.tgz from the latest release.

  2. Uncompress the bundle file. This will create an apio directory with the application files.

  3. [Optional] Move the apio dir to a place of your choosing.

  4. Add the apio dir to your $PATH.

  5. Open a new shell and run apio to test the installation.

Unnstall

  1. Remove the apio directory from your $PATH

  2. Delete the apio directory

  3. Delete the Apio settings directory .apio under your home directory.

Windows (X86 64 bit)

Using an installer

Install

  1. Download the installer file apio-windows-amd64-[version]-[date]-installer.exe from the latest release.

  2. Double click on the installer and follow the instructions. If your system complains that the installer is not signed, click Mofe Info and the Run Anyway.

  3. Run apio in a new shell to test the installation.

Unnstall

  1. Remove the apio application in windows's Add or remove programs settings.

  2. Delete the Apio settings directory .apio under your home directory.

Using a file bundle

Install

  1. Download the bundle file apio-windows-amd64-[version]-[date]-bundle.zip from the latest release.

  2. Uncompress the bundle file. This will create an apio directory with the application files.

  3. [Optional] Move the apio dir to a place of your choosing.

  4. Add the apio dir to your %PATH%.

  5. Open a new command window and run apio to test the installation.

Unnstall

  1. Remove the apio directory from your %PATH%

  2. Delete the apio directory

  3. Delete the Apio settings directory .apio under your home directory.