Protonup-rs

Lib, CLI and GUI(wip) program to automate the installation and update of Proton-GE

NOTE: This is not nearly as feature complete as the original Protonup. I've create it because the original project had a few issues with its Python dependencies (that most likely got fixed already). I wanted to to re-create it in rust, in a way it could be used as a lib and a CLI. ~~If this repo gets to a stable and feature rich state, I will publish it to Cargo and other repositories.~~

Usage

The default way is to simply invoke the cli, and navigate the text interface. bash protonup-rs

To run a quick update and get the latest GE Proton version without navigating the TUI, you can use the quickUpdate flags: ```bash -q, --quick-download Download latest directly -f, --quick-download-flatpak Download latest for Steam FlatPak -l, --lutris-quick-download Download latest Wine GE for Lutris -L, --lutris-quick-download-flatpak Download latest Wine GE for Lutris FlatPak -h, --help Print help

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Installing:

In one line:

bash wget https://github.com/auyer/Protonup-rs/releases/latest/download/protonup-rs-linux-amd64.tar.gz -O - | tar -xz -C ~/.local/bin

This assumes ~/.local/bin is in your path. You may change this to any other location (in your path). In case you dont already have it, create the directory with mkdir -p .local/bin and add run echo 'export PATH="$PATH:${HOME}/.local/bin"' >> ~/.bashrc to add it to your bashrc (replace it with .zshrc if you use zsh).

Or manually:

Get the latest binary: Download link

It is a single binary. You can just run it, or add it to your path so you can call it from anywhere.

Quick way to add it to your path: or dowload the zip from the releases page cd Downloads unzip protonup-rs-linux-amd64.zip -d ~/.local/bin

Building from source

You can install from source using the last released version in Crates.io:

cargo install protonup-rs

Or clone repo:

bash cd protonup-rs cargo build -p protonup-rs --release mv ./target/release/protonup-rs "your path"

GUI

Not ready for usage.

The GUI is in its early stages. My current plan is to develop it in the iced framework, but GUI development is not my forte.