Note: I can build the project successfully but can't really run it yet until I look at the code some more, it looks like it wasn't written with being run on Windows in mind, and I'm running Windows 7 at the moment.
You can build it with the following commands:
python setup.py cleanpython setup.py bdist_wheel
And you can tell pip to use the local copy as the library location so that when you make changes, they're available instantly after restarting the python interpreter:
pip install -e .
I think it should be good to go but I'm going to have to try it on a linux box and probably also test it on Windows which will have to wait until another day.
robertmuth
commented
6 years ago
Note: I can build the project successfully but can't really run it yet until I look at the code some more, it looks like it wasn't written with being run on Windows in mind, and I'm running Windows 7 at the moment.
You can build it with the following commands:
python setup.py cleanpython setup.py bdist_wheelAnd you can tell pip to use the local copy as the library location so that when you make changes, they're available instantly after restarting the python interpreter:
pip install -e .I think it should be good to go but I'm going to have to try it on a linux box and probably also test it on Windows which will have to wait until another day.