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INSTALL_WINDOWS.txt
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PLEASE BE AWARE THAT YOU MAY BE BETTER OFF INSTALLING
A PRE-BUILT INSTALLER OF THE LATEST STABLE RELEASE
please visit http://www.openmolar.com/om1/installation to check for any updates
to these instructions, or download a windows installer which makes this all much
more straightforward.
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To get openMolar running from source, please follow these instructions
openmolar requires a python3 runtime, qt5 for python3 and a python3 wrapper around the c-api for
communicating with the database "python-mysqlclient", along with a few other utilities.
You also need a mysql or mariadb database server running on your network, or on
the client machine for a standalone test.
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## CLIENT MACHINE(S) ##
ensure depenencies are met on the client machine(s)
1. Install Python (at time of writing 3.5.1 is available from https://www.python.org/downloads)
2. Install PyQt5 (from https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/download5)
3. Install python-mysqlclient (from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mysqlclient)
## SERVER MACHINE ##
ensure dependencies are met on the server machine (which will probably be the same machine as your client
for testing purposes, providing a service on "localhost")
A. install mysql server (from https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/)
OR PERHAPS BETTER STILL??
B. install mariadb server (https://downloads.mariadb.org/)
MAKE A CAREFUL NOTE OF THE PASSWORD YOU SET UP FOR THE ROOT MYSQL-USER.
YOU CANNOT CREATE A DATABASE WITHOUT THIS.
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Once you have prepared your machine/network in this way,
you are ready to install openmolar
~$ python setup.py install
regards
Neil Wallace <[email protected]>
Updated 4th May 2016