Installation Documentation

Install Release

Install Trunk

Let me explain how we develop, so you can understand how to run Pida.
Pida has a normal mode, and a development mode.

Starting it with ./run-pida.py from the checkout causes it to go into development mode, which automatically adds the externals to the python module path and adds the pida-plugins directory to the plugin search path.
This helps developing with the latest tools while the system packages lag behind. If you intend to  outback steakhouse coupons install Pida from trunk, you have to make sure to install each package from externals and have to make sure that it do not conflict with your distribution packages — this can cause strange errors…
Running in developer mode, Pida makes sure that it uses the right packages.

Requirements

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We assume you know basic package-management.

Everyone

•  setuptools or  distribute
•  pygtkhelpers
•  argparse (already included in Python 2 >= 2.7, and Python 3 >= 3.2)
•  py (AKA pylib)
•  bpython for the python shell (A very recent version - even the one in Ubuntu Lucid is too old)
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•  VTE
• One or more of the supported version control systems (you may want to get all 3)
  •  bzr
  •  git
  •  mercurial
• One or more of the supported editors
  •  Vim
  •  Emacs
  •  medit

 Debian /  Ubuntu

base

python-gtk2 python-gtk2-dev python-vte python-dbus python-simplejson python-setuptools build-essentials python-argparse python-py ? more?

vim

gvim

emacs

emacs-snapshot

medit

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 Fedora /  RedHat

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base

pygtk2-devel gcc dbus-python-devel gtk2-devel more?

vim

gvim

 Arch

base requirements

official packages: python2-distribute bpython vte bzr git mercurial
 AUR: pygtkhelpers-hg python2-argparse python2-py python2-logbook

vim

gvim

emacs

emacs

medit

medit

Note: On Arch, since Python 3 is the default python, you should run Pida (and setup.py) with python2.

Setting up Pida

Getting sources and source dependencies:

hg clone https://bitbucket.org/aafshar/pida-main/ pida
cd pida
./tools/update_externals.sh

Compile:

python setup.py build_ext --inplace

Now you can run Pida with:

bin/pida