Install package from github

Hi Folks,
Could anyone kindly help how to install package from github?

if possible pls take this as example https://github.com/KryptonLee/qBittorrent-openwrt-package

Pls share command line option step by step.

It will make huge help for beginners like me.

thanks in advance

Yes; but you need to produce the proper package files. Your example appears to be source code.

Also, you example appears to be a torrent client - there's already packages available in OpenWrt.

... and the link provides info on how to build the package.

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Wer it's available i unable to find from the list

I assume you mean in OpenmWrt.

You must run:

  • opkg update first

Then:

  • opkg install <package>

For packages, see: https://openwrt.org/packages/table/start?dataflt[Description_wiki*~]=bittorrent

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Hi @lleachii thanks for your reply. But I talk about qbittorrent package. Which is not available in the list.

You will need to compile it yourself

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It's not a task suitable for a complete beginner. You'd need to install the OpenWrt SDK and either use the toolchain to compile it as-is, or package the app properly for distribution.

Before you ask: no, I'm not going to hold your hand through the process. It's too much work.

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isn't there any Youtube video for compiling opkg packages?
This is the video for the whole custom OpenWrt Image, don't know how useful it can be for a single package.

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But it's not an opkg package, it's just source code. Compiling already packaged stuff is easy and OpenWrt isn't really much different -- the hard work has already been done.

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I noted that to you. You'll need to compile it then.

hi thanks. do you have any video links for compiling?? thanks in advance

Not video; but here's the OpenWrt Wiki on the topic:

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which platform you are using OpenWrt on an X86 or X64 device?

finally i have compile my own OPENWRT build. thanks ALL!!

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