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Installing anarchie

anarchie is a single, dependency-light binary. The only runtime requirement is the system git.

Early software

anarchie is a research and design exploration - experimental, and not for use with real patient data. See the roadmap.

Quick install (one-liner)

curl -LsSf https://pacharanero.github.io/anarchie/install.sh | sh

This is the recommended way in, and the command is stable. Today it builds anarchie from source with Cargo, so you need a Rust toolchain; once tagged releases are published it will fetch a prebuilt binary instead, with no toolchain required - the command above will not change. (A PowerShell one-liner for Windows is on the roadmap.)

With Cargo

If you already have Rust, install straight from the repository - this is the simplest route for the current technical audience:

cargo install --git https://github.com/pacharanero/anarchie anarchie --locked

Once anarchie is published to crates.io this shortens to:

cargo install anarchie   # planned

From source

git clone https://github.com/pacharanero/anarchie
cd anarchie
s/install                # cargo install --path .

s/install passes extra arguments through to cargo install (e.g. s/install --locked).

Verify

anarchie --version
anarchie --help

Then jump into the walkthrough - anarchie init gives you a CDR stocked with the IPS-aligned starter templates immediately.

More install channels (roadmap)

anarchie will follow a bump-on-main, CI-does-the-rest release model: a maintainer bumps the version, and the pipeline builds prebuilt binaries (via cargo-dist), cuts the GitHub Release, and updates the install channels from a single SHA256SUMS. Planned channels:

Channel Command Status
One-liner curl -LsSf …/install.sh \| sh available (builds from source); prebuilt binaries planned
Cargo (git) cargo install --git … anarchie available
Cargo (crates.io) cargo install anarchie planned
cargo-binstall cargo binstall anarchie planned
Homebrew (macOS / Linux) brew install pacharanero/tap/anarchie planned
Windows .msi / .exe, Scoop planned
Debian / Ubuntu .deb planned
Fedora / RHEL .rpm planned
macOS .dmg planned

The prebuilt one-liner, Homebrew, and Windows installer come together with the first tagged release; the Linux packages and .dmg are additive jobs added when the audience needs them. See the roadmap for the full plan.