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Sorry i'm dumb but please help me.

Open crimex2997 opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

How to use this. I have zero knowledge in python if you round it down. I tried googling for this but i still can't find the answer. But i think i installed everything.

Please, if someone will answer me, dumb it down as much as possible.

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crimex2997 avatar Sep 24 '20 11:09 crimex2997

You need to use the command "python setup.py install". You could also just double click on "setup.py" in file explorer.

If you are wondering why you need to use install, it's because install is one of the modules in setup.py and so to run it you put install after setup.py.

Joeclinton1 avatar Sep 24 '20 11:09 Joeclinton1

You need to use the command "python setup.py install". You could also just double click on "setup.py" in file explorer.

if i double click the setup.py, it just open my pycharm.

also this is what happened after i run the py through cmd in the folder

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crimex2997 avatar Sep 24 '20 11:09 crimex2997

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crimex2997 avatar Sep 24 '20 16:09 crimex2997

I think it installed correctly.

Joeclinton1 avatar Sep 24 '20 16:09 Joeclinton1

so anyone know what's wrong?

crimex2997 avatar Sep 25 '20 09:09 crimex2997

I am not sure but I think you switched some things here, but installing it won't download anything. You need to execute some command like: googleimagesdownload --keywords "universe" --usage_rights labeled-for-reuse . However the repo is currently broken, sadly, see #325

kevinkit avatar Oct 01 '20 21:10 kevinkit

Hi,

I am a Computer Science student from Coventry University. I am interested to contribute to this open source project. My area of contribution will be adding an option to open the search image in the web browser, adding a GUI to choose the file directory to save images and adding an image viewer GUI.

shaniafrincella avatar Oct 17 '20 04:10 shaniafrincella