Closed ahundt closed 7 years ago
Hi, please tell me more about your system. What OS and Python distribution are you using to run Sacredboard on?
On Linux Mint and Arch Linux, where I tried it, the installer created a startup script for sacredboard in /usr/bin
, which is normally on path. Of course, I had to run pip
(or pip3
) as root when not in a virtualenv.
Similar for the Anaconda Python distribution that I'm using on Windows. Thank you for letting me know about your system.
I'm on OS X but interestingly I uninstalled and reinstalled and it seems to show up now. I'll try it out now. Sorry for the trouble!
I was able to install sacredboard with
pip3 install sacredboard
but when I simply runsacredboard
I getcommand not found
.Maybe something like the following needs to be done? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36092388/adding-installed-pip-package-to-path-automatically
I'm not using virtualenv or anything tricky.