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 # privacyIDEA Nextcloud App
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-This module adds flexible, enterprise-grade multi-factor authentication to Nextcloud.
+This app adds flexible, enterprise-grade multi-factor authentication to Nextcloud.
 
 It enables Nextcloud to perform MFA against the privacyIDEA server in your network.
 
 PrivacyIDEA supports classic OTP tokens, and challenge-response tokens like E-Mail, SMS, PUSH, or WebAuthn.
 
 ## Installation
+### Nextcloud App Store
+privacyIDEA Nextcloud App is now available in the Nextcloud App Store.
 
-privacyIDEA Nextcloud App is available in the Nextcloud App Store. You can install it from the Nextcloud Admin Panel.
+You can install it from the Nextcloud Admin Panel.
 For more information see the Nextcloud documentation: https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/stable/admin_manual/apps_management.html
 
-### Manual Installation
+### Install from release archive
+1. Download `privacyidea.tar.gz` archive from the latest release.
+2. Unpack the archive to the Nextcloud apps directory: ``tar -xzf privacyidea.tar.gz -C <nextcloud>/apps/``.
+3. Enable the app in the Nextcloud WebUI: go to settings(admin) -> apps -> disabled page with "Not enabled" apps and click "Enable" for the privacyIDEA application.
+
+### Manual installation from GitHub repository (build from source)
 1. Copy the files of this repository to ``<nextcloud>/apps/privacyidea``.
-2. Install npm package in privacyIDEA app directory: ``npm install``. Note: Remember that you need npm installed on the server first (``apt install npm``). Check your node (``node -v``) and npm (``npm install -g npm@latest``) version to fulfill the requirements.
-3. Build webpack in privacyIDEA app directory: ``npm run build``. 
-4. In the Nextcloud WebUI go to settings -> apps -> disabled page with "Not enabled" apps by administrator and click "Enable" for the privacyIDEA application.
+2. Install npm package in the privacyIDEA app directory: ``npm install``. Note: Remember that you need npm installed on the server first (``apt install npm``). Check your node (``node -v``) and npm (``npm install -g npm@latest``) versions to fulfill the requirements.
+3. Build webpack in privacyIDEA app directory: ``npm run build``.
+4. In the Nextcloud WebUI go to settings(admin) -> apps -> disabled page with "Not enabled" apps and click "Enable" for the privacyIDEA application.
 
 ## Protips
-
-You can enable and disable privacyIDEA app using command line. Simply go to your Nextcloud installation directory and run:
+### Enable or disable privacyIDEA app using command line
+Go to your Nextcloud installation directory and run one of the following commands:
 - ``sudo -u www-data php occ app:enable privacyidea``
 - ``sudo -u www-data php occ app:disable privacyidea``
 
-Install node with nvm:
-- If you don't have nvm run: ``sudo apt update``, then: ``curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash``
-- Restart your terminal.
-- Install node: ``nvm install node``
-- To update node to new version: ``nvm install node --reinstall-packeges-from=current``
+### How to install node with nvm?
+1. If you don't have nvm run: ``sudo apt update``, then: ``curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash``
+2. Restart your terminal.
+3. Install node: ``nvm install node``
+4. To update node to a new version: ``nvm install node --reinstall-packeges-from=current``