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Current Luna release: v1.2.0 (03-Jan-2025)

Latest stable Luna command-line tool (binaries and source):

Platform Link/command
Executables
macOS (Intel/x86_64) binaries https://github.com/remnrem/luna-base/releases/download/v1.2.0/mac_luna.tar.gz
macOS (Silicon/ARM64) binaries https://github.com/remnrem/luna-base/releases/download/v1.2.0/macos_arm64_luna.tar.gz
Windows binaries https://github.com/remnrem/luna-base/releases/download/v1.2.0/win_luna.zip
Python
lunapi Python package only pip install lunapi
Source
Stable Luna (all platforms) https://github.com/remnrem/luna-base/archive/refs/tags/v1.2.0.tar.gz
Latest (unstable) Luna https://github.com/remnrem/luna-base/
Latest (unstable) lunaR https://github.com/remnrem/luna/
Docker
Core Luna docker pull remnrem/luna
+ JupyterLab & lunapi docker pull remnrem/lunapi
lightweight Luna docker pull remnrem/lunalite

Installation options

Luna is released under the GPLv3 license, allowing free sharing and modification of the source code. There are multiple ways to obtain Luna:

  • compile from source: see here for lunaC and lunaR, along with instructions for compilation

  • download binary executables for lunaC for Mac OS and Windows

  • install the Python package with pip install lunapi

  • or pull a Docker container, which allows any machine with Docker installed on it to run Luna (both lunaC and either lunapi or lunaR) and comes with JupyerLab (or R and RStudio) and with the tutorial data pre-installed.

Advice for Linux & macOS users

For most up-to-date Linux and macOS distributions, we recommend pulling the source and compiling directly.

Advice for Windows

For Windows, we recommend using the Dockerized version of Luna to provide a complete environment in which Luna can operate best. Currently, it is the only way that you can use lunaR on Windows too.

Quick start w/ Docker

If you have trouble installing Luna via the above methods, using a Docker container may instead prove to be a relatively easy way to get a full Luna environment up and running.

Data resources

The data page contains a number of resources that can be used with Luna on any platform, including the tutorial and walk-through data.

Changelog and known issues

For recent changes and additions in the latest version, see the CHANGELOG page.

For any known issues impacting the current release, see this page.

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