Raspberry Pi installation with Desktop:
- Sign in at https://nuxbot.com/account/.
- Go to https://nuxbot.com/account/downloads/ and click the download button for Raspberry Pi (nuxBot-VX-RaspberryPi).
- Wait for the ZIP file to install.
- Open the ZIP file and drag the contents to another folder.
- Open Terminal and navigate to the new folder.
- Command: cd /path/to/folder
- Alternative: In the folder: Right-click and click “Open in Terminal”.
- In the terminal, type “chmod +x nuxBot” to give nuxBot permissions, so you can start nuxBot.
- Now enter “./nuxBot” in the terminal to start nuxBot.
After nuxBot has started you can go to http://localhost:5000. If you don’t run your nuxBot locally, the IP for your dashboard is in the nuxBot Console. There you will find your nuxBot dashboard and you will be asked to create a password, connect your license and connect your exchange. We recommend using a modern browser like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave.
Finished. 🙂
Raspberry Pi installation without Desktop:
- Sign in at https://nuxbot.com/account/ on your current PC.
- Go to https://nuxbot.com/account/downloads/ and click the download button for RaspberryPi (nuxBot-VX-RaspberryPi).
- Wait for the ZIP file to install.
- Extract the ZIP and transfer the extracted data to your Raspberry Pi using FTP software such as WinSCP (WinSCP is Windows only).
- Now on your Raspberry Pi: Open your terminal and navigate to the folder where the extracted data is located. To do this, enter “cd path/to/folder”.
- Type “chmod +x nuxBot” to grant nuxBot permissions so that you can start nuxBot.
- Now enter “./nuxBot” in the terminal to start nuxBot.
After nuxBot has started you can go to http://localhost:5000. If you don’t run your nuxBot locally, the IP for your dashboard is in the nuxBot Console. There you will find your nuxBot dashboard and you will be asked to create a password, connect your license and connect your exchange. We recommend using a modern browser like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave.
Tip: Since you only started nuxBot via the current terminal, nuxBot will only run as long as your terminal is open. We recommend using the “screen” package to keep your nuxBot running.
Now you are done. 🙂
