Windows 10 or later
While denget was developed with Windows 10 and 11 in mind, there should ****be nothing preventing it from working on Windows 7, as long as other requirements are set, although it’s not supported nor tested.
PowerShell 5 or later
It’s recommended to use PowerShell 7 as denget was developed on and for this version. Any problems affecting version 6 and below won’t get fixed quickly.
You can check your PowerShell version by running
$PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major
PowerShell Execution Policy should allow local scripts
Your PowerShell should be set to run local scripts by having its ExecutionPolicy set to either RemoteSigned, ByPass or Unrestricted. To ensure more safety, use RemoteSigned.
You can set ExecutionPolicy to RemoteSigned by running
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
To install denget, just run this:
irm github.com/DenisionSoft/denget/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 | iex
This will install denget to the default location, which is ~\denget (”~" referring to HOME aka %USERPROFILE%)
To install denget to a different location, you can use these commands:
irm github.com/DenisionSoft/denget/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 > .\install.ps1.\install.ps1 -path "C:\denget" , where after -path you can specify your desired locationrm .\install.ps1 to delete the leftover installer script from the current terminal directory.Installer script will add installation directory to your PATH, so denget can be accessible anywhere.