steamguard-cli is a command-line tool, and as such, it is meant to be used in a terminal. This guide will show you how to get started with steamguard-cli.
2. Make it executable, and move `steamguard` to `/usr/local/bin` or any other directory in your `$PATH`.
```bash
chmod +x ./steamguard
sudo mv ./steamguard /usr/local/bin
```
3. You should now be able to run `steamguard` by typing `steamguard --help` and pressing enter.
# Importing existing maFiles from Steam Desktop Authenticator
If you have used [Steam Desktop Authenticator][SDA] before, you can use your existing maFiles into steamguard-cli, and they will be automatically upgraded for use with steamguard-cli.
1. Make a backup of your `maFiles` folder.
2. Place your `maFiles` folder in the following directory:
- Linux:
-`~/.config/steamguard-cli/maFiles/`
- Windows:
-`%APPDATA%\Roaming\steamguard-cli\maFiles\`
3. Run `steamguard` from your terminal.
### Importing individual maFiles from Steam Desktop Authenticator
It's also possible to import a single maFile from Steam Desktop Authenticator and add it to your existing manifest.