Type | Status |
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Continuous integration |
See pyCGM2's documentation site.
- First, clone or fork the pycgm2 github folder to have a local version on your computer
- install a virtual python environment . The following code automatically creates a virtual python environment named 'pycgm39' based on python 3.9 (python version 3.7 and 3.8 are also available.)
conda env create -f environment_py39.yml
- install pycgm2 with either the command
pip install .
to place pycgm2 in the site-package folder
or
pip install -e .
to work, as developper, and use your local pycgm2 folder ( ie the clone/fork folder)
- test your installation with
import pyCGM2