Dependency issue for git and pycountry

[kannan-balasubramanian]

If anyone is facing issues with missing "Git" or "PYCountry" Python library, please do the following. My "HassWP" is located at E:\Experiments\HassWP

For GIT:

1. Download the git binaries and place at E:\Experiments\HassWP\git.
2. Include (from line 3) the following inside the E:\Experiments\HassWP\bin\env.bat.
3. Add the set WINGITDIR=%WINPYDIRBASE%\git\bin above the line which contains set WINPYDIR=%WINPYDIRBASE%\python-3.8.7.
4. Append %WINGITDIR%; to set "PATH=%WINPYDIR%\Lib\site-packages\PyQt5;%WINPYDIR%\Lib\site-packages\PySide2;%WINPYDIR%\;.... so that it looks like et "PATH=%WINPYDIR%\Lib\site-packages\PyQt5;%WINPYDIR%\Lib\site-packages\PySide2;%WINPYDIR%\;%WINPYDIR%\DLLs;%WINPYDIR%\Scripts;%WINPYDIR%\..\t;%WINPYDIR%\..\t\mingw32\bin;%WINPYDIR%\..\t\R\bin\i386;%WINPYDIR%\..\t\Julia\bin;%WINPYDIR%\..\n;%WINGITDIR%;%PATH%;".
5. Stop the HASS from the dashboard.
6. Start the "E:\Experiments\HassWP\hass.cmd".

For PyCountry:

1. Run the E:\Experiments\HassWP\bin\env.bat from a separate command-line shell.
2. Run the pip command pip3 install pycountry.
3. Stop HassWP.
4. Run the hass.cmd again.

The actual issue is discussed at hass-smartthinq.

[kannan-balasubramanian]

@AlexxIT thank you very much for such a great HASS implementation. By just fixing a couple of issues I was facing, I found out how difficult it should have been to come up with this implementation.

If possible can you please include the above steps in the documentation?

[AlexxIT]

I'll try to add a git to the project if it's not too big

[AlexxIT]

This custom component is deprecated https://github.com/marciogranzotto/hass-smartthinq And pycountry works without any problems on latest HassWP