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How to install BioCase on Mac

What you end up with

BioCase installed like any other app on your Mac. It is free, and it stays free — there is no account, no trial and no subscription at the end of this.

Time
About 35 minutes
Steps
12
Cost
Free

Read this first

Assembled from the submission questionnaire with zero model calls. No founder has reviewed this guide yet.

Before you start

These are one-time installs. If you have used Terminal before, you may have them already — the first step checks.

  1. 1

    Install Git

    Apple opens a small installer.

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return.

    xcode-select --install

    You know this worked when: Git responds with a version number

  2. 2

    Install Node LTS

    Choose the macOS Installer (.pkg).

    Open download ↗

    You know this worked when: Node responds with a version number

Install BioCase

  1. 3

    Open Terminal

    Keep it open beside this page.

    You know this worked when: Terminal is open

  2. 4

    Check Git and Node

    Git and the current Node LTS are required.

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return.

    git --version
    node --version

    You know this worked when: Git and Node respond with version numbers

  3. 5

    Install Rust

    Run the single command the page shows, then reopen Terminal.

    Open rustup ↗

    You know this worked when: cargo responds with a version number

  4. 6

    Copy BioCase to this Mac

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return. The first line moves you into the folder this step runs in, so it works in a window you have just opened.

    cd ~
    if [ ! -d BioCase/.git ]; then
    git clone https://github.com/shaurya202/BioCase.git
    fi

    You know this worked when: A BioCase folder appears

  5. 7

    Open the BioCase folder

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return. The first line moves you into the folder this step runs in, so it works in a window you have just opened.

    cd ~
    cd BioCase

    You know this worked when: Your terminal prompt is inside the BioCase folder

  6. 8

    Use the reviewed version

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return. The first line moves you into the folder this step runs in, so it works in a window you have just opened.

    cd ~/BioCase
    git checkout c404c7d53b19418234904f57d3082def55fd7fe9

    You know this worked when: Git reports the reviewed commit

  7. 9

    Install dependencies

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return. The first line moves you into the folder this step runs in, so it works in a window you have just opened.

    cd ~/BioCase
    npm install

    You know this worked when: The command finishes without an error

  8. 10

    Build the app

    The first build can take a while.

    Type this into Terminal, then press Return. The first line moves you into the folder this step runs in, so it works in a window you have just opened.

    cd ~/BioCase
    npm run tauri build

    You know this worked when: A BioCase app appears in the bundle folder

  9. 11

    Open BioCase

    Find the built app in the bundle folder the build printed, then open it.

    You know this worked when: BioCase opens

  10. 12

    Try it

    BioCase should be open and ready to use.

    You know this worked when: BioCase works

If something goes wrong

Nothing here can damage your computer, and every step can be run again safely. If a command fails, the usual cause is the step before it not having finished.

Still stuck? Tell us what happened and we will fix the guide. Include the step number and we can usually reproduce it.

Have a different setup?

  • How to install BioCase on Windows →

This guide follows shaurya202/BioCase at the reviewed version c404c7d. Pinning the version is why the commands here keep working after the project changes.

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