You will also need curl. You can install it like this.

sudo apt install curl -y

On linux distributions with different package managers, use the one provided.

If you want to install autodarts with automatic start on boot go along with this:

bash <(curl -sL get.autodarts.io)

If you do not want the autostart systemd service to be installed, you can use the -n flag as follows.

bash <(curl -sL get.autodarts.io) -n

If you want to install a specific version, e.g., 0.20.0, then you can append the required version to the command as follows. This can be helpful if you want to downgrade to an earlier version. This also works with the -n flag from before.

bash <(curl -sL get.autodarts.io) 0.20.0

You can control the the autodarts.service with the systemctl command.

sudo systemctl start autodarts
sudo systemctl stop autodarts
sudo systemctl restart autodarts
sudo systemctl status autodarts
sudo systemctl disable autodarts
sudo systemctl enable autodarts

If you want to see the log output, you can use the following command.

journalctl -u autodarts -f

Windows is quite picky when it comes to connecting multiple cameras to the same USB port. It is adviced to connect every camera individually to different USB ports. It is tested on multiple machines, and this generally seems to work. It is not guaranteed to work, though. Windows support is still young, and things might break. Please be patient.

The macOS version is dynamically linked and does not come with OpenCV included. make sure that you install OpenCV 4.8.0 opencv first.

brew install opencv

You will also need curl. You can install it like this.

brew install curl

You can then install autodarts with the following command.

bash <(curl -sL get.autodarts.io)

If you want to install a specific version, e.g., 0.20.0, then you can append the required version to the command as follows. This can be helpful if you want to downgrade to an earlier version.

bash <(curl -sL get.autodarts.io) 0.20.0