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If you want to bundle this into an executable, do the following:. Firstly install Python 3 from python.org. I used Python 3.9.7 but I strongly suspect earlier versions as long as they are at least a fairly recent version of Python 3 would be fine. Install virtualenv (googleable). Clone the repo. Navigate to the repo directory. run 'virtualenv venv' run 'venv\Scripts\activate' run 'pip install -r requirements.txt' run 'pyinstaller plug.py'. This will create a dist directory in your repo directory. Copy the entirety of the plug directory contained within the dist directory (not dist itself) into c:\program files (x86) (you may need to have admin privileges for this operation). Press windows key + r and type in 'shell:startup' Create a shortcut for the target 'c:\program files (x86)\plug\plug.exe' and put it in the shell:startup directory.
If you want to bundle this into an executable, do the following:. Install virtualenv (googleable). Clone the repo. Navigate to the repo directory. run 'virtualenv venv' run 'source venv/bin/activate' run 'pip install -r requirements.txt' run 'pyinstaller plug.py'. This will create a dist directory in your repo directory. Copy the plug application from the dist directory to your applications direction on your Mac. Rename it to routerplug if you want if you have more than one Kasa plug. In System Preferences, select Users and Groups, then select yourself or admin as a user, unlock, enter your password and press the top right button 'Login items.' Now with the '+' button, select the plug application. Relock.