JARR is a web-based audio recorder and player that runs on any modern browser. Installing JARR on Ubuntu Server is quite simple and can be achieved by following these easy steps.
Before you proceed with the installation of JARR, it is crucial to ensure that your Ubuntu Server is up-to-date. Open the terminal window and type the following commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
JARR requires some dependencies, including Node.js and npm. To install these dependencies, run the command below:
sudo apt install nodejs npm
Download the latest version of JARR from the official source or the following command:
wget https://codeload.github.com/1pxsolidblack/jarr/zip/refs/heads/master
Once downloaded, extract the compressed file:
unzip master
To install JARR, navigate into the extracted directory:
cd jarr-master/
Then, install JARR using npm:
sudo npm install
After JARR is installed, you need to configure it to fit your preferences. You can change the default settings such as the port, directory to save recorded files, and more.
Open the configuration file by typing:
nano config.yml
Modify the settings as needed, then save the file using the shortcut "Ctrl+O" and exit nano by pressing "Ctrl+X".
Finally, to launch JARR, run the following command:
node app.js
You can now access JARR by typing your server's IP address or hostname, followed by the configured port number.
By following these simple steps, you can install JARR on your Ubuntu Server Latest. JARR is now ready for you to enjoy its functionalities to record and play audio files.
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