SHARK Installation about shark

[njsharpe]

nodai-shark does not exist as a python package (or in general), but as a standalone EXE. You can see what I mean by simply looking into the package index you attempt to pull from by running curl -G https://nod-ai.github.io/SHARK/package-index/. Unfortunately, these EXE files are not cross-platform and target Windows only (AFAIK). Maybe a Debian package for the CLI for Linux users is in order...

Until then, you can manually install SHARK with the following command set on Linux devices:
(This process assumes you have Python 3.11 and Git installed on your machine)

cd ~
git clone --single-branch --branch 20231009.984 https://github.com/nod-ai/SHARK.git shark
cd shark/
./setup_venv.sh
source shark.venv/bin/activate

Context:
You don't need to start in your home directory, but it's just an example.
20231009.984 is the latest stable tag for shark. If you don't care about stability, simply use https://github.com/nod-ai/SHARK.git instead.
The "shark" at the end of the git clone command specifies the new directory name to make within the parent directory. This can be omitted if you don't care about what the new directory is called.

Notes:
SHARK can run in a browser-style window when launched normally, or can be run through the command line exclusively. Please reference this part of the readme to get a rough idea of how to use the CLI. Running main.py with the --help flag will show all of the currently available CLI flags for generation.

SHARK's setup script checks for a $PYTHON variable which, if not set, defaults to the result of which python3. It looks like you're using PPA to install python, so I would recommend setting this variable with export PYTHON=python3.11. With PPA, you will also need to install python3.11-dev and python3.11-venv.

I am proficient, but not fluent, in issues regarding Linux devices but I can help as much as I can.