Clean up instructions and script for package managers - #5
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this allows folks that don't run system python to use this script out of the box
* format at 80 characters * add homebrew instructions for providing lib and include paths to pip3 * add homebrew instructions for getting python/pip paths working correctly * just tell people to install homebrew and link, rather than specifying how they should do that
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First, thanks for this! I was using an emulator to run DVSwitch Mobile, but this is much more pleasant to use!
This PR adds documentation for issues I had to resolve to get pyUC to run on a non-dev machine (read: one that I hadn't already set a bunch of Python paths to use the package manager). It also uses
envto resolvepython3rather than hardcoding system python3.The machine I was using actually doesn't install Homebrew in
/usr/local, I threw in a var to reuse to accommodate that case. There might be one that Homebrew itself sets, but 🤷. TBH that part is intended more as a reminder for people to check their paths than something to be cut-and-pasted in (especially since it pins PATH to Homebrew's python version).Anyway, thanks for being rad!