Commandline Installation Step by Step
1. Clone the Git Respository
Clone CraftBeerPI from GitHub. Open the shell on your Raspberry PI and type the following command.
git clone https://github.com/Manuel83/craftbeerpi.git
2. Run the Installation Script
After cloning the program to your Raspberry PI you just have to run the install.sh script. The script will guide you through the installation process.
cd craftbeerpi
sudo ./install.sh
3. Access the User Interface
Restart the Raspberry Pi
sudo reboot
After reboot you can access the User Interface via the following URL
http://<RASPBERRY-PI-IP-ADDRESSE:5000
You can get the Raspberry Pi IP Address by type ifconfig into the command shell of your Raspberry Pi
Optional – Automatic Start after boot
As part of the installation you will ask if you like to start CraftBeerPI after boot automatically. If you have selected this at the first installation just run the installation again and select ‘y’ when you are ask if CraftBeerPI should start after boot.
Update CraftBeerPi
Open a command shell on your Raspberry Pi, navigate to the CraftBeerPi installation folder and pull the lastest changes
cd /home/pi/craftbeerpi
sudo git pull
1. Clone the Git Respository
Clone CraftBeerPI from GitHub. Open the shell on your Raspberry PI and type the following command.
git clone https://github.com/Manuel83/craftbeerpi.git
2. Run the Installation Script
After cloning the program to your Raspberry PI you just have to run the install.sh script. The script will guide you through the installation process.
cd craftbeerpi
sudo ./install.sh
3. Access the User Interface
Restart the Raspberry Pi
sudo reboot
After reboot you can access the User Interface via the following URL
http://<RASPBERRY-PI-IP-ADDRESSE:5000
You can get the Raspberry Pi IP Address by type ifconfig into the command shell of your Raspberry Pi
Optional – Automatic Start after boot
As part of the installation you will ask if you like to start CraftBeerPI after boot automatically. If you have selected this at the first installation just run the installation again and select ‘y’ when you are ask if CraftBeerPI should start after boot.
Update CraftBeerPi
Open a command shell on your Raspberry Pi, navigate to the CraftBeerPi installation folder and pull the lastest changes
cd /home/pi/craftbeerpi
sudo git pull