Changes:
- Fixed download URL: lbrynet-linux.zip (not lbry-sdk-linux.zip)
- Added better error handling and progress display
- Shows download progress with wget progress bar
- Verifies file exists before extraction
- Provides clear error messages if download fails
- Tested: Download and extraction now work correctly
The install script should now successfully download and install lbrynet automatically.
The install script now:
- Checks if lbrynet (LBRY SDK) is installed
- If not, offers to download and install it automatically
- Downloads latest version from GitHub releases
- Extracts to ~/.local/bin
- Adds to PATH if needed
- Shows clear status messages throughout
This means users no longer need to manually install lbrynet.
The script handles Python dependencies AND lbrynet installation.
The lbry-downloader and lbry-test scripts now:
- Check if lbrynet daemon is running before executing
- Automatically start daemon if it's not running
- Wait up to 30 seconds for daemon to become available
- Show clear error messages if daemon fails to start
- Check if lbrynet is installed and provide install link if not
This means users can simply run:
lbry-downloader
Without needing to manually start lbrynet first. The script handles it automatically.
setup.py:
- Automatically adds lbry-downloader to PATH in .bashrc/.zshrc
- Shows clear 'QUICK START' section with numbered steps
- Explicitly states the command to run: 'lbry-downloader'
- Shows config and download locations
- Better formatting with emojis and sections
remote-install.sh:
- Instructs user to 'source ~/.bashrc' to reload shell
- Shows numbered next steps clearly
- Explains what to do if command not found
- Shows config file location
Users now get clear instructions:
1. Reload shell: source ~/.bashrc
2. Start daemon: lbrynet start
3. Test: lbry-downloader --dry-run
4. Download: lbry-downloader
All three main documentation files updated with detailed instructions:
README.md:
- New section 'Finding Channel URLs'
- Method 1: From Odysee website (easiest)
- Method 2: From video page
- Method 3: Using LBRY Desktop app
- All supported URL formats with examples
QUICKSTART.md:
- Added 'Finding Channel URLs' subsection
- Simple 4-step instructions
- Tip about copy-pasting Odysee URLs
LINUX_SETUP.md:
- Expanded 'Add Your Channels' section significantly
- Detailed 3 methods with step-by-step instructions
- Example popular channels
- All URL format examples
- Clear recommendation to use Odysee URLs
Users now have clear guidance on:
- Where to find channels (Odysee.com)
- How to copy channel URLs
- What URL formats work
- Examples of popular channels
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