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nan-prov

v1.0.0

Published

'NaNLABS Provisioner'

Downloads

3

Readme

NaN Provisioner

Description

Basic provisioner for NaN Labs

This provisioner will give you two files located in $HOME/.provisioner that you can edit at your preference, provisions.json contains the information for all the artifacts to install, while default.json is the list of artifacts and the version to install, you can remove or add new ones (given that you added them in provisions.json too).

Basic Usage

If you don't have NodeJS yet, install it by running the install-nodejs.sh file

Edit the files or use the provided ones to install all, and run

 node index.js

Default includes

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