Currently, there are two dependencies not listed in requirements.txt that are needed to get web.py up and running: pathlib and pyodbc. This pull request adds their entries to requirements.txt. So to start web.py on a fresh install all you need to do is:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
# Pip output
...
$ cd omf
$ python web.py
* Running on http://127.0.0.1:5000/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)
* Restarting with stat
# Success!
The entry for pyodbc looks different because its pip package is broken or not set up correctly or something. pip freeze will spit out an entry for pyodbc that looks like pyodbc==3.0.7, but if you use that in requirements.txt, pip install -r requirements.txt will fail.
Currently, there are two dependencies not listed in
requirements.txt
that are needed to getweb.py
up and running: pathlib and pyodbc. This pull request adds their entries torequirements.txt
. So to startweb.py
on a fresh install all you need to do is:The entry for pyodbc looks different because its pip package is broken or not set up correctly or something.
pip freeze
will spit out an entry for pyodbc that looks likepyodbc==3.0.7
, but if you use that inrequirements.txt
,pip install -r requirements.txt
will fail.