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60 lines
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# Installation of the script
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The following steps are required in order to install this script from the git archive.
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## Install virtual environment (only do this once)
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This should be done only once (unless you update the Python version).
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Open a console in the folder of this script.
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Call the command
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```
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python -m venv venv
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```
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This will create a local python instance in the local directory `venv`.
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## Enable the virtual environment
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**Important: This must be done every time you close you console.**
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If you need to restart the console, just reissue these commands in the console.
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Best is to keep the console open.
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The activation of the virtual environment depends in the OS used.
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### On Windows
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For activation under Windows, go to the root folder of the project if you are not yet there.
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Call the script by
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```
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venv\Scripts\activate.bat
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```
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### On Linux
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For activation on Linux, go to the root folder of the project if you are not yet there.
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Source the activation script by
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```bash
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. ./venv/bin/activate
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```
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## Run the script
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You can now run the script locally.
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The simplest way is to go into the `src` folder of the script (where the file `main.py` resides).
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You can issue the command
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python main.py --help
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```
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to get a list of CLI options.
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Normally you would call it with one parameter that is the folder name of a HTML export made by TopTurnier.
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```
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python main.py /path/to/HTML/export
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```
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