Struct MigraphxInstaller 

pub struct MigraphxInstaller { /* private fields */ }

The MIGraphX installer.

Implementations

impl MigraphxInstaller

pub fn new(config: MigraphxConfig) -> Self

Create a new MIGraphX installer with the given config.

pub fn with_defaults() -> Self

Create with default config.

pub fn required_packages(&self, distro: &DistroFacade) -> Vec<&str>

Get the required system packages for the given distro.

pub fn optional_packages(&self, distro: &DistroFacade) -> Vec<&str>

Get the optional system packages for the given distro.

pub fn build_package_install_command( &self, distro: &DistroFacade, packages: &[&str], ) -> ShellCommand

Construct the package install command for the given distro.

pub fn build_package_update_command( &self, distro: &DistroFacade, ) -> ShellCommand

Construct the package update command for the given distro.

pub fn build_pip_install_command(&self) -> ShellCommand

Construct the pip install command for MIGraphX Python bindings.

The original script installs system packages and verifies Python import. The pip install is from the ROCm Python path.

Note: On Arch-family distros, this command should NOT be executed because the migraphx pip wheel is not available. Use is_available_on_distro() to check first.

pub fn is_available_on_distro(&self, distro: &DistroFacade) -> MigraphxSupport

Check the level of MIGraphX support on the given distro.

• Debian/Ubuntu: Full support (system packages + Python bindings).
• Arch/CachyOS: System-only support (migraphx package available, but no python3-migraphx or pip wheel).
• Others: Assumed full support (will attempt standard install).

pub fn build_limitation_message(&self, distro: &DistroFacade) -> Option<String>

Build a human-readable message explaining MIGraphX limitations on the given distro. Returns None if there are no limitations (full support).

pub fn should_skip_pip_install(&self, distro: &DistroFacade) -> bool

Check whether the pip install step should be skipped on this distro.

On Arch-family distros, the migraphx pip wheel does not exist and attempting to install it will fail. This method returns true for those distros so the caller can skip the pip step gracefully.