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FZX2 is distributed as a Python package and requires Python 3.10 or later. The preferred installation method is pip, which handles all runtime dependencies automatically. If you need to run FZX2 without a Python environment, precompiled binaries are available for common platforms. Source installs are an option if you want to inspect or modify the toolchain before using it.

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Requirements

  • Python >= 3.10
  • requests >= 2.33.0
  • flask ~= 3.1.2
These dependencies are installed automatically when you use pip. For source or binary installs, see the notes below.

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Method 1 — pip (preferred)

Install FZX2 from PyPI with a single command: 
pip install fzx2
After installation, the fzx2 command is available directly from your shell: 
fzx2 --help
If your environment does not add pip scripts to your PATH, you can invoke FZX2 as a module instead: 
python3 -m fzx2 --help
Using a virtual environment (python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate) before installing keeps FZX2 and its dependencies isolated from your system Python.

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Method 2 — Compiled executable

Precompiled binaries that do not require a Python installation are available on the releases page. Download the binary for your platform, make it executable, and move it somewhere on your PATH: 
chmod +x fzx2
mv fzx2 /usr/local/bin/fzx2
Verify it works: 
fzx2 --help
Precompiled binaries bundle a Python interpreter and all dependencies. They are larger than a pip install but require no Python setup on the target machine.

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Method 3 — From source

Install from the source repository if you want to read or modify the code before running it.
1

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/WyattBrashear/507ex-utils2.git
cd 507ex-utils2
2

Install dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt
The required packages are requests>=2.33.0 and flask~=3.1.2. If there is no requirements.txt, install them directly:
pip install "requests>=2.33.0" "flask~=3.1.2"
3

Run FZX2 from source

python3 fzx2.py --help
All commands work the same way — replace fzx2 with python3 fzx2.py in any command shown in these docs.

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Verify your installation

Whichever method you used, confirm FZX2 is working correctly: 
fzx2 --help
You should see output listing the available modes: build, upload, exec, unpack, and start_server.
If you see a “command not found” error after a pip install, your Python scripts directory is not on your PATH. Either use python3 -m fzx2 or add the scripts directory to your PATH. On most Linux and macOS systems this is ~/.local/bin.

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