PEMI is a basic graphical interface for PyDRS made with Qt, aiming to provide core PyDRS functionalities in an easy to navigate manner.
- Python 3.6 or newer
You can create Conda environments to isolate different installations, with different specifications. You can create and activate a Conda environment before proceeding with:
conda create --name pemi
conda activate pemiNote: if you have multiple versions of Python installed (on Linux, for example), use the most recent one. For example, replace pip with pip3 and python with python3.
pip install .From anywhere on the computer (recommended):
python -m pemi.mainIt is also advisable to create a shortcut on your computer with this command.
From the PEMI folder:
python run.pyNote: this binary file has been compiled on and for x86_64 systems. There is no guarantee that it'll work on x86_32
- Download the compiled release
- Execute
run.exe
- Clone the repository and navigate to the root folder
- Install Windows build dependencies with
pip install .[windows] - Run
pyinstaller run.spec - Check if relevant files are in the
distfolder
In case you have updated the module, install it again with pip install .. For more debugging info, run it from a terminal so that tracebacks and debug information gets printed.
pip install .[dev]