Amsilla AMS

Install .ams apps on all systems!

How to Install

BASH & Linux
Autoinstall script

1. Download ams-install.sh
2. Run sudo bash ams-install.sh in the terminal.
3. If the installation fails, see other options.
4. You are done! The fast way to uninstall: type ams uninstall in the terminal. If that does not work, delete the following files from your computer: ams-app.py, ams-install.sh, ams-temp.sh. Some of them may have been automatically deleted by AMS. Then, run the command nano ~/.bashrc and delete the line/lines at the bottom that say: alias ams='cd ~ && python3 ams-app.py'

BASH Command Line

1. Install Python and CURL

2. Download ams-app.py. Save it to your home folder. It will not work if it is in your Downloads folder.

3. Run these two lines of code in the terminal:
printf "%s\n" "alias ams='cd ~ && python3 ams-app.py'" >> "$HOME/.bashrc"
source "$HOME/.bashrc"

4. You are done! The fast way to uninstall: type "ams uninstall" in the terminal. If that doesn't work, delete ams-app.py, ams-install.sh, and ams-temp.sh. Then, remove this: alias ams='cd ~ && python3 ams-app.py' from the bottom of "/.bashrc" (you can type in "nano ~/.bashrc" in the terminal to edit the file)

Uninstalling requires a full restart.

MacOS

1. In the terminal, run brew install bash
2. Download ams-install.sh
3. Run sudo bash ams-install.sh in the terminal.
4. If the installation fails, see other options.
5. You are done! The fast way to uninstall: type ams uninstall in the terminal. If that does not work, delete the following files from your computer: ams-app.py, ams-install.sh, ams-temp.sh. Some of them may have been automatically deleted by AMS. Then, run the command nano ~/.bashrc and delete the line/lines at the bottom that say: alias ams='cd ~ && python3 ams-app.py'

Windows

Sorry, not ready yet.

Other OS

1. Install/download Python and Pip.
2. Download ams-app.py
3. Run ams-app.py every time you want to open AMS.