Cloning and Running Scripts on Ubuntu System

To clone the WARPWireGuardGenerator repository and execute its scripts on an Ubuntu system, follow these step-by-step instructions. Make sure you already have Python installed on your system before proceeding.

Step 1: Clone the Repository Open a terminal in Ubuntu and run the following command to clone the WARPWireGuardGenerator repository:

git clone https://github.com/us254/WARPWireGuardGenerator.git

Step 2: Navigate to the Cloned Directory Move into the directory of the cloned repository:

cd WARPWireGuardGenerator

Step 3: Make main.sh Executable Before running main.sh, ensure it has execution permissions. Use the following command to make it executable:

chmod +x main.sh

Step 4: Run main.sh Execute the main.sh script. If it requires root permissions or system file interaction, consider using sudo:

./main.sh

Or with root permissions:

sudo ./main.sh

Follow any on-screen instructions provided by main.sh.

Step 5: Install Python Requirements (Optional) If warp-key-generator.py has external dependencies, install them. Use the provided requirements.txt file or follow specific instructions in the repository:

pip install httpx

Use pip3 if needed for Python 3 installations.

Step 6: Make warp-key-generator.py Executable Ensure the Python script is executable similar to main.sh:

chmod +x warp-key-generator.py

Step 7: Run warp-key-generator.py Execute the warp-key-generator.py script using python or python3 depending on your system's Python setup:

./warp-key-generator.py

Or with python:

python warp-key-generator.py

Or with python3 if needed:

python3 warp-key-generator.py

That's it! You've successfully cloned the repository, executed main.sh, and run warp-key-generator.py. Pay attention to any output or instructions from these scripts for the desired outcome. 🚀