Enso is an extensible, cross-platform quasimodal linguistic command-line interface written in Python.
To build Enso, you need:
Python 2.7 or above This can be found at http://www.python.org.
Following additional modules should be installed using 'pip': ccy httplib2 iniparse ujson netifaces pygeoip pyparsing python-dateutil shutilwhich urllib3 watchdog backports.functools_lru_cache
You'll also need the appropriate prerequisites for your particular platform. Please consult one of the following files:
README.osx (Mac OS X) README.win32 (Microsoft Windows) README.linux (Linux and other Un*x-based platforms)
Once you've read this file, just run 'scons' from the root directory of the source tree.
To run Enso, just excecute the following from the root directory of the source tree:
python scripts/run_enso.py
Enso has a distutils-based install script that can be used to install Enso system-wide, but it currently only works on Linux (see issue 19).
To use it, just run
python setup.py install