Hello all.
I need your help for something I never done before and I have no idea on
how to proceed.
I need to install a Python module named pippi.
This project is on github but there is no installer to download. Who
wants to use the project must create the pakage on his / her own.
The project is available also via pip but it is a 4 years old version
and the author suggest to not use that one via pip.
Here is the readme.md about on how to create the pakage once cloned the
proget via git clone.
My comments are on "#" character.
To install pippi:
- Clone this repository locally: `git clone
https://github.com/luvsound/pippi.git`
# Ok, all done.
- _(Optional but recommended)_ Create a virtualenv somewhere where you
want to work: `cd /my/pippi/projects; python3 -m venv venv; source
venv/bin/activate`
# I don't want to use a virtual environment so I'm going to skip this part.
- _(With your virtualenv active)_ Go back to the pippi source directory
`cd /path/to/pippi` and run `make install`
# So, first problem: what is this "make" command? I'm working under
Win11 and there is no make command available here.
I have a setup.py but it calls some dipendencies I don't have and it
exits right at the line 4.
> **Raspberry Pi OS:**
>
> Use the same steps as above, but create your virtualenv with `python3
-m venv --system-site-packages venv` and run `make rpi-install`.
# This is for another o.s. so I skip this.
The final command does a few things:
- Installs python deps, so *make sure you're inside a virtual
environment* if you want to be!
- Sets up git submodules for external libs
- Builds and installs Soundpipe
- Builds and installs pippi & cython extensions
# What "final command", I don't understand. And, that line with "Build",
are istruction I have to give or are just some output I should read
after some command?
I'm stucked here.
Coudl you please help me with this stuff?
Thank you so much.
Gabe.
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