Failure installing

I've never had MacOS myself, but I have heard that you can install wget using brew, like this:

Code:

brew install wget

Provided that you have brew installed, of course. You can read the instructions for that here.

 

Sorry but I do not have brew and can't get it. So any ideas on how to install PMMP via the PHAR? Also Jason this is what I got from your code:
bash: illegal option -- -

Invalid option: -

 

What do you mean?

 

How did you install wget? is their a way to do so without brew?

 

By using this
Using .phar

1. Create a new directory for PocketMine-MP.
2. Download PocketMine-MP.phar from Jenkins.
3. Rename the .phar to PocketMine-MP.phar.
4. Place it in the PocketMine-MP directory you just created.

but I'm not totally certain how to make a directory and then put the .phar in it.

 

The phar file is only part of the PocketMine-MP software. It won't run without the other resources that the installer provides, or that you can download yourself, in case you have to install it manually.

Maybe try one of the packages at this site? They're supposed to install wget on MacOS.

 

Run these commands:

Code:

mkdir PocketMine-MP
mv PocketMine-MP.phar PocketMine-MP

 

Ok I can't access my computer right now to try it but that looks right

 

Ok so the first line of code works and makes a directory but the second one gives me this:
mv: rename PocketMine-MP.phar to PocketMine-MP/PocketMine-MP.phar: No such file or directory Edit: Ok so it apparently made a folder in finder and so I put PocketMine-MP.phar in that folder I think this should probably work but I'm not 100% sure but I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn't

 

You have to be in the directory that the phar is already in first.

 

Errrmmm explain

 

You have to have the original path of the phar file in the command to move it from anywhere. For instance, if your phar file was your downloads folder, you could do:

Code:

mkdir ~/PocketMine
mv ~/Downloads/PocketMine-MP.phar ~/PocketMine

However, if you're already in the same folder, you can simply do

Code:

mv PocketMine-MP.phar ~/PocketMine

# You can also just the following if you're already in ~/ and so is PocketMine:

mv PocketMine-MP.phar PocketMine

That is at least, if you can use '~' to represent your home directory on MacOS, which I think you can, but please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

Now it tells me that their is no such file or directory

 

Did you make sure to create the directory with mkdir first?

 

Sorry wasn't here for a bit. But yes I did that, however the good news is that I will hopefully be getting a Linux box running in the future which I could then use