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How to install pcloudpy?

Open aboutyy opened this issue 7 years ago • 4 comments

Could you please give some introduction about how to install pcloudpy and the requirements?

aboutyy avatar Sep 15 '17 12:09 aboutyy

@aboutyy You could use python setup.py install to install pcloudpy.

I've modified the code to Python 3 version (just some minor syntax changes) and tried to install it. There are a problem in the __init__.py file, in which the gui module cannot find the app module. I guess it's due to the relative path problem between the modules and I'm still trying to solve it.

hiankun avatar Nov 29 '17 10:11 hiankun

I’ve just tested on python 2.7. So I cannot give you comments about it. Sorry

El 29 nov 2017, a las 11:14, Hian-Kun Tenn [email protected] escribió:

@aboutyy You could use python setup.py install to install pcloudpy.

I've modified the code to Python 3 version (just some minor syntax changes) and tried to install it. There are a problem in the init.py file, in which the gui module cannot find the app module. I guess it's due to the relative path problem between the modules and I'm still trying to solve it.

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mmolero avatar Nov 29 '17 10:11 mmolero

It's okay. I'd try to solve it. :-)

hiankun avatar Nov 29 '17 10:11 hiankun

I have to apologize for my bragging comment. After tried to install the original program in Python 2.7 environment, I found its dependencies are far more than I expected.

Although I finally managed to install all the dependencies and run the main.py, but the process let me know that my skill level is not yet sufficient to modified the project into Python 3.x compatible. @@

hiankun avatar Nov 30 '17 05:11 hiankun