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### Installing Zotify
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> **Windows**
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This guide uses *Scoop* (https://scoop.sh) to simplify installing prerequisites and *pipx* to manage Zotify itself.
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There are other ways to install and run Zotify on Windows but this is the official recommendation, other methods of installation will not receive support.
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- Open PowerShell (cmd will not work)
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- Install Scoop by running:
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- `Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser`
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- `irm get.scoop.sh | iex`
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- After installing scoop run: `scoop install python ffmpeg-shared git`
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- Install pipx:
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- `python3 -m pip install --user pipx`
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- `python3 -m pipx ensurepath`
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Now close PowerShell and reopen it to ensure the pipx command is available.
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- Install Zotify with: `pipx install https://get.zotify.xyz`
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- Done! Use `zotify --help` for a basic list of commands or check the *README.md* file in Zotify's code repository for full documentation.
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> **macOS**
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- Open the Terminal app
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- Install *Homebrew* (https://brew.sh) by running: `/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"`
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- After installing Homebrew run: `brew install python@3.11 pipx ffmpeg git`
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- Setup pipx: `pipx ensurepath`
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- Install Zotify: `pipx install https://get.zotify.xyz`
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- Done! Use `zotify --help` for a basic list of commands or check the README.md file in Zotify's code repository for full documentation.
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> **Linux (Most Popular Distributions)**
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- Install `python3`, `pip` (if a separate package), `ffmpeg`, and `git` from your distribution's package manager or software center.
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- Then install pipx, either from your package manager or through pip with: `python3 -m pip install --user pipx`
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- Install Zotify `pipx install https://get.zotify.xyz`
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- Done! Use `zotify --help` for a basic list of commands or check the README.md file in Zotify's code repository for full documentation. |