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How to install PhantomJS on Debian/Ubuntu

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Aadkdev
Last edited Sep 28, 2016
Created on Sep 28, 2016

This example demonstrates a two-file guide for installing PhantomJS on Debian/Ubuntu systems: a markdown tutorial and a bash script. The markdown document walks through downloading version 2.1.1 for x86_64, installing required system packages via `apt-get`, extracting the tarball, and creating a symlink to `/usr/local/bin`. The script automates these steps, using `uname -m` to detect architecture, `wget` for downloading from GitHub releases, and `sudo ln -sf` for linking the binary. Both files reference the same PhantomJS release URL and dependency packages, offering manual and scripted installation paths.

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