The library/tool is designed to work with Python 3 (3.9 and greater), from the official Python implementation CPython, and is systematically tested on Windows. It should also support any other operating systems which has a decent Python 3 support.
All Required packages are listed in requirements.txt, which is further bifurcated in 4 categories:
requirements_build.txtRequired Build Tools / Librariesrequirements_external.txtRequired External Tools / Librariesrequirements_internal_lib.txtRequired Internal Librariesrequirements_internal_tool.txtRequired Internal Tools
Few dedciated Basic Scripts are also present under scripts folder.
- Currently, Scripts are targeting venv (virtual environment folder, Present in parallel of scripts folder)
- However, the same can be modified as per user choice.
Note: installing library/tool in virtual environment is optional but preferred.
An installation script is (requirements_install.bat / requirements_install.sh) available in scripts folder. As soon as you have cloned or downloaded the repository, you can use it to install the tool/library within your Python package directory.
The usual pip command(s) can be used for manual installation.
Sample Command(s):
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements_internal_lib.txt
pip install git+https://github.com/impratikjaiswal/[email protected]
An installation script is (requirements_install.bat / requirements_install.sh) available. As soon as you have cloned or downloaded the repository, you can use it to install the tool/library within your Python package directory.
Setup File can also be executed manully.
Sample Command(s):
python setup.py install
If requirements Installation is failed due to ModuleNotFoundError: No Module named 'incremental' Try installing build requirements using dedicated script (requirements_install_build.bat / requirements_install_build.sh) prior to actual Installation.