Open up the PowerShell and type nomirun
, or nomi
for short. If you see the help screen, your CLI has installed successfully.
Next step is to run nomirun init
command to initialize the Nomirun on your PC.
First latest versions of Nomirun Host are automatically downloaded:
Downloading Nomirun Host ------------------------- 100% 00:00:00
Downloading Nomirun Host for debugging ----------- 100% 00:00:00
Next AI capabilities are configured. Select [y] if you want to use the AI capabilities. This will download the model and other dependencies.
Downloading AI model ------------------------------ 0% --:--:--
Downloading AI model runtimes --------------------- 0% --:--:--
Then an initialization process will detect if you have CUDA installed. If found, you can pick it from the list and hit enter.
Below CUDA toolkit versions are detected on your machine. Select which one you want to use with Nomirun AI capabilities?
Default CUDA
> CUDA 12.8
As a final step you need to specify Nuget
server where you will host your Nomirun modules. When building a module, you specify the server name to which you want to publish the Nomirun module NuGet package (nupkg).
Welcome to Nomirun CLI initialization.
In order to build and run modules, you need to specify Which Nuget server you want to configure? You can configure one or more. For development we suggest you use `LocalFolder`.
[] Azure DevOps
[] GitHub<
[] Baget
[] Feedz.io
[] Local Folder
Currently, we support five options for Nuget server, you can select 1 or more:
Once you select Nuget
server(s), wizard will navigate you to configure it. In the end, the configuration is stored.
You can also rerun the initialization, overwriting the configuration file previously created.