Could be worse, try to run a C++ project next time! But yeah, the same applies to Ruby, Node, even C# (msbuild or CSX) and PowerShell modules. You have to know

Could be worse, try to run a C++ project next time! But yeah, the same applies to Ruby, Node, even C# (msbuild or CSX) and PowerShell modules. You have to know enough to know enough to get started. About the only thing that reliably works besides "install Docker" is getting a bash shell going and pasting in a curl link, assuming your operating system is supported by whatever it is. That said, a close runner-up, that doesn't require bash and curl to be installed, would be Node's npx. Just run it, and "it works" even if whatever it is isn't installed. (Unless whatever it is doesn't have a precompiled binary for your system published and you then need to install CMake and compile tool chains like Xcode or Tools for VS)