Install methods (#7)

* adding meta readme

* listing meta readme

* adding easy install method

* adding medium install method

* adding advanced install method

* adding about bash aliases

* telling users how to connect to vm

* added todo for linking url for advanced issue

* added how to enumerate aliases

Author: elreydetoda

README.md

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 ## Pre-reqs
 
-- need >= bash 4.4, because of [`mapfile`](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/482358/does-readarray-allow-to-specify-line-delimiter#answer-482366)
-  - note: I will be using the latest version of the [docker bash container](https://hub.docker.com/_/bash)
 - [vagrant](https://vagrantup.com/)
   - install instructions [here](https://github.com/SamuraiWTF/samuraiwtf#vagrant)
 - a hypervisor that is supported by [this box](https://app.vagrantup.com/bento/boxes/ubuntu-20.04)
   - note: I will be using virtualbox
+
+## Install
+
+All possible/recommended install methods are [here](/install_methods/)

install_methods/00/README.md

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+# Easy Install Method
+
+## Install
+
+1. make sure you have the [pre-reqs](/README.md#pre-reqs)
+2. then you can download the zip of the [latest release][repo_latest_url]
+3. open up a cli prompt into the new downloaded and unzip directory
+4. run `vagrant up`
+5. once the machine is setup (i.e. finshed provisioning), then you can run `vagrant ssh`
+
+[repo_latest_url]: https://github.com/ProfessionallyEvil/bash_tricks/releases/latest

install_methods/01/README.md

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+# Medium Install Method
+
+## Install
+
+1. make sure you have the [pre-reqs](/README.md#pre-reqs)
+    <!-- added the url twice, in case if the first link wasn't obvious -->
+2. download the raw [`Vagrantfile`][raw_vagrantfile_url] from [here][raw_vagrantfile_url]
+3. run `vagrant up`
+4. once the machine is setup (i.e. finshed provisioning), then you can run `vagrant ssh`
+
+[raw_vagrantfile_url]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ProfessionallyEvil/bash_tricks/master/Vagrantfile

install_methods/02/README.md

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+# Advanced Install Method
+
+## Info
+
+Doesn't matter how you get it, but no matter what you need >= bash 4.4, because of [`mapfile`](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/482358/does-readarray-allow-to-specify-line-delimiter#answer-482366)
+
+note: I will be using the latest version of the [docker bash container](https://hub.docker.com/_/bash)
+
+You can either use a *nix machine/environment, a vagrant box you declare ([mine](/Vagrantfile) will work as well, since it is ubuntu 20.04), or the aformentioned docker container.
+
+## Warning
+
+If you choose this install method I will **NOT** support it, because there is too many things that can vary between different *nix environments.
+
+### Caveat
+
+<!-- TODO: issue #5: add link for the advanced type of issue that they can submit once templates are created -->
+If there is something that should work based on what you can deduce and there is a problem (maybe with what is supported in your current bash version), feel free to submit an issue but it will be marked wontfix, unless I decide to investigate more and change the label because it is interesting to me. 😁

install_methods/README.md

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+# Install Methods
+
+## Methods
+
+These are a few ways you can follow along with this video series.
+
+- [First method](./00/) - this is probably the easiest for people that are new
+- [Second method](./01/) - this is still decently easy, just involves a bit of cli work
+- [Third method](./02/) - this is only if you are fairly aquainted with docker and/or vagrant
+
+## Note
+
+If you choose either the first or second method you will get some additional niceties that I have baked into the virtual machine's (vm's) setup through bash aliases.
+
+### Niceties
+
+I have created a few bash aliases to help aid in running docker.
+
+1. `pe-bash` - this will the main location we will be playing around with things.
+    - what is this: it is a bash alias that handles connecting to docker and mounting things you will need access to do all the bash tricks.
+2. `pe-cleanup` - this is used to remove the previously created container in case you are having issues with your environment. You can then run the `pe-bash` command afterwards to re-setup your environment.
+
+Any other aliases I create, and might not have documented will be prepended with `pe-`, so to enumerate them you can type `pe-` and then hit the `<TAB>` key. That will try and tab complete anything in your path that starts with `pe-`.