# Installation

Installing ainx can be as simple as a single command, you will however need some basic dependencies:

* NodeJS (16+)
* Yarn

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### With Dependencies

To install ainx when you already have the above mentioned dependencies, you can run the following command:

```sh
npm install -g ainx@latest
```

### Without Dependencies

If you do not have the dependencies, you can run the `install-ainx.sh` that's available from the CDN:

```sh
bash <(curl -s https://ainx.dev/install-ainx.sh)
```

### Verify Installation

To verify that ainx has been properly installed, simply run `ainx info`. The output should look similar to this:

```
ainx info

        Version:     ainx@1.12.2
        Node:        20.17.0
        Yarn:        1.22.22

        PHP:         8.1.30 (48 modules)
        CPU Threads: 4
        Memory:      12GB (4GB recommended)
        Platform:    linux (x64), 6.8.12-1-pve
```


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