Download

Command line download

The most convenient way to install Scrutiny is via the command line using pip. 

pip install scrutinydebugger

Ensure that you install it in a virtual environment, as this will automatically fetch the necessary dependencies, including PySide/Qt for the GUI.

The package includes the Python SDK and the scrutiny CLI, featuring

  • The Scrutiny server
  • The Scrutiny GUI
  • The postbuild development toolchain
  • Various server management tools

$ scrutiny server  # Launches the server
$ scrutiny gui     # Launches the GUI. A local server can be launched through the GUI

Prebuilt downloads

For convenience, some prebuilt executables are provided for the most common platforms. These binaries include :

  • A compiled Scrutiny binary, enabling the CLI, the GUI and the server
  • An icon to launch the GUI easily
The SDK is NOT part of those releases.

Refer to the GitHub release page for every avaialble releases.

Windows
Download: scrutinydebugger_v0.5.2_x86_64_setup.exe
Running the installer will
  • Deploy a self-contained folder in the selected install directory
  • Add an icon to the start menu to launch the GUI
  • Optionally add the path of that folder to the PATH environment variable
  • Optionally add an icon to the desktop to launch the GUI
Debian / Ubuntu
Download: scrutinydebugger_v0.5.2_x86_64.deb
Extracting the package will
  • Deploy a self-contained folder in 
    /opt/scrutinydebugger
  • Deploy a symlink pointing to the Scrutiny entry point in 
    /usr/local/bin
  • Add a .desktop file in 
    /usr/share/applications
    , adding an icon to launch the GUI in the desktop launcher
Mac OS
Download: scrutinydebugger_v0.5.2_arm64.dmg

This .dmg image contains a standalone Mac application that starts the GUI when launched. It is the responsability of the user to add the location of the Scrutiny binary to the system PATH in order to use the CLI.

One must add the following path: 

 <App Location>/Scrutiny GUI.app/Contents/MacOS/bin

NOTE: None of these binaries are electronically signed/notaried and will produce a warning when ran on Windows or Mac OS. Signing an application involves substantial fees that we do not want to cover (for now) as this project is voluntary.