The purpose is to bring more people to Arch Linux by providing a working, flexible, easier and faster installer than the one officially provided by Arch Linux.

Boot into your Arch Linux live environment as if you would normally do to manually install it.

Once you booted into Arch Linux's installation image, run these commands:

pacman -Syq --noconfirm python3 python-pip git

pip install archpy

For the latest version:

pip install git+https://github.com/andreluisos/archpy.git

I've only tested this on UEFI with SSD.

Need people to test on other hardware and report issues here.

Currently working on UEFI systems only.

Only two non official Python packages are being used: inquirer and unidecode.

I'm working on a way to get rid of them.

• The install command can start a new installation (if no path or url is passed in) or load a installation parameters from a local or remote json file.
• Absolute path or url is necessary.

• Creates a new installation parameters json file on the desired directory.
• In the end, user will be prompted to insert the full directory path. A json file called archpy.json will be created on that path.

archpy install

archpy install /home/me/archpy.json

archpy install https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andreluisos/archpy/main/examples/archpy.json

archpy generate config

• Fix bugs.
• Add more options to the installer.
• Cool post installation automator, which might also work with any other Linux distribution.

Need people to test and report bugs here.