ffs
depends on FUSE, and is currently tested on Linux and macOS.
On Linux, run sudo apt-get install fuse
to install
FUSE.
On macOS, run brew install macfuse
to install
macFUSE.
The easiest way to install ffs
is to grab a release
binary. There are two classes
of release: numbered releases and latest. Numbered releases are
arbitrary stable milestones; latest releases are automatically
generated builds from
main
.
You might also want to get the manpage and install it in an appropriate place.
You can also install it from source. ffs
is written in Rust, so
you'll need to have a Rust compiler to hand. You'll need to make sure
you have pkg-config
installed; on Linux, you will also need
libfuse-dev
.
You then have two options: you can run cargo install ffs
to get the
last numbered release, or you can build entirely locally to use the
latest build:
$ git clone https://github.com/mgree/ffs
$ cargo install --path .