Execution with python
Automatic
-
Navigate to a directory of your choice and open a command line interface (
e.g. Git Bash
) and executegit clone https://github.com/core4x/collectu-core.git
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Execute
install_local
.For Windows:
Double click on:
bin\windows\install_local.bat
For Linux:
Make the file executable with:
sudo chmod +x install_local.sh
Execute with:
sudo bin/linux/install_local.sh
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Log in, if you are not.
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Create an api access token. Download the created token and save it in the root directory (
/collectu-core
). -
If you have subscribed to a plan, download your personal git access token and place the file in the root directory (
/collectu-core
). -
Start the application.
For Windows:
Double click on:
bin\windows\start_local.bat
For Linux:
Make the file executable with:
sudo chmod +x start_local.sh
Execute with:
sudo bin/linux/start_local.sh
- Continue with our First Steps.
start_local_background
).
Manual
-
Navigate to a directory of your choice and open a command line interface (
e.g. Git Bash
) and executegit clone https://github.com/core4x/collectu-core.git
-
Open a command line interface as administrator in the cloned folder (
/collectu-core
). To navigate, usecd collectu-core
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Create a virtual environment.
python -m venv venv
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Activate the virtual environment.
For Windows:
venv\Scripts\activate
For Linux:
source venv/bin/activate
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Install the requirements.
For Windows:
pip install -r src\requirements.txt
For Linux:
pip install -r src/requirements.txt
-
Log in, if you are not.
-
Create an api access token. Download the created token and save it in the root directory (
/collectu-core
). -
If you have subscribed to a plan, download your personal git access token and insert the file in the root directory (
/collectu-core
). -
Only required if you subscribed to a plan and manually added the
git_access_token
file: Update the application with activated virtual environment.For Windows:
python src\main.py --update
For Linux:
python src/main.py --update
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Start the application with activated virtual environment.
For Windows:
python src\main.py
For Linux:
python src/main.py
- Continue with our First Steps.
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