cd /usr/local/lib/node_modules/appium (appium path on MacOS when installed via npm -g as above) If you’re not in that folder, the grunt version will not display.
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Now, install appium using npm npm install -g (latest stable version)Ĭhange working directory to appium folder. Install maven using following command brew install maven PART 2: Install appium, appium-doctor, authorize-ios, carthage, grunt
Continue with install command below brew install node
Don’t use the big green install button on website or all npm commands will require sudo (and mac doesn’t allow “sudo npm …”) brew updateĪbove command will say something like “can’t update because not installed” if your system already doesn’t have node using brew. Gem install -no-rdoc -no-ri appium_console gem update -systemĬheck that RubyGems is >= 2.1.5 gem -version Rvm install ruby (this will take longer if rvm starts compiling ruby for your system)Ĭheck that it’s installed properly by printing the ruby version. If you have an old ruby/rvm, you can upgrade with rvm get head Make sure RVM is using the correct Ruby by default rvm list Follow the instructions given in Terminal. It will ask for some confirmations and password. Otherwise rvm commands given below will not be recognised. curl -sSL | bash -s stableĬlose terminal and open again. Install the latest stable release of Ruby. PART 1: Install rvm, ruby, homebrew, Node.js & NPM (Skip to part 2 if your system already has homebrew, nodejs and npm installed) Comment below if it works for windows/ubuntu/etc. Graphical App for v1.6 is not out yet because this version 1.6 is recently released but hopefully graphical app will also be available soon.Īll of these commands are supposed to be run on terminal/console. Note2: This answer is about installing appium v1.6 from terminal/console. Note: Copy/Pasting from appium’s official installation instructions page with necessary modifications/additions (for installing appium-doctor, carthage, grunt/grunt-cli and more importantly appium)
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