python-thursday-adventure-2 | The sequel to the 2015 favorite , Python Thursday Adventure

Once you have install Python 3 and have joined CodeNewbie Python Thursday you will need to do a little more setup to get the project up and running on your system. This setup will be done on the command line so open up a terminal and get started. Copy the code from github to your pc with the clone command. The following example assumes that you have ssh setup with your github account. If you do not want to use SSH you can use the following command instead. Once the repo is cloned, move into the closed repository with the following. Next you will probably want to setup a virtual environment for Python 3. This is not absolutely necessary but it can help to make using Python 3 and this project more straightforward. You can create a virtual Python environment using Python 3 with the following command. Note: If your Python uses the command python3 (looking at you, Mac and Linux), use python3 -m venv pta2env. The above command makes a virtual environment named pta2env. When you want to exit this environment use the command deactivate. When you want to work on the environment again use source pta2env/bin/activate. For Windows uses, working on the environment will require you to type pta2env\Scripts\activate. The final step to setup the project is to install the required modules. These are stored in the file requirements.txt and can be installed with pip using the following command.
Before running tests you will need to use pip to install the Python Adventure in editable mode. You can do this by typing the following from the root directory of the project pip install -e .