You can download one of the stable releases. There should be a compressed package for Linux, Windows and macOS. Linux package should work on most Linux distributions.
Note: We use
Electron
to build and run Foodie on desktop platforms. If you encounter any problems, please, check first that you platform is being supported byElectron
before creating an issue.
You can build Foodie yourself to check the latest features (as the last stable release can be several commits behind the master
branch). You will need the latest version of Node.js installed locally on your machine and follow instructions in README.md:
- Clone or download Foodie's repository (
$ git clone https://github.com/Bartozzz/foodie-app.git
). - Move to the downloaded directory in your terminal (
$ cd foodie-app
). - Download NPM dependencies (
$ npm install
). - Once all dependencies are installed, build Foodie (
$ npm run package
). - Once the build is finished, you can grab Foodie binaries from
release/
folder.
Note: We encourage you to use Bash or a similar Unix shell. Our build scripts could be incompatible with Windows. Therefore, you can help us to make it working everywhere.