Installation guide
In order to run momanalysis you must ensure that you have python installed on your computer.
For windows we recommend either Anaconda or WinPython
For Mac, Unix or Linux we recommend Anaconda
WinPython: https://winpython.github.io
Anaconda: https://conda.io/docs/user-guide/install/index.html
Momanalysis can be installed in multiple ways:
- PIP install (recommended)
- Simple download of the repository folder
- Clone the repository using terminal (or similar)
This is probably the easiest way of downloading and running mmhelper.
- Once you have downloaded python, for Linux or Mac users, simply open terminal. For Windows users, find the folder and open the command prompt, for example using WinPython:
Alternatively you can search under the start menu by simply typing "WinPython" or "Anaconda" and their respective command prompts should be visible. N.B. these are different from the main windows "Command prompt".
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Once in the prompt/terminal enter:
pip install git+https://github.com/jmetz/mmhelper.gitand wait for MMhelper to download and install (this may take a couple minutes). -
Once installed, simply type
python -m mmhelper.guiinto the prompt/terminal and hit enter. The GUI should open and you are ready to go, just simply follow the GUI instructions
Visit the online github repository
Click on the "Clone or download" tab then select "Download ZIP"
The mmhelper folder should then download. Once this is completed, simply unzip the folder and move it to your chosen location on your system (or keep it where it is!)
You are now ready to run mmhelper either [using the Graphical user interface](Running the GUI) (recommended for new users) or using the command line (for advanced users)
Visit the online github repository
Click on the "Clone or download" tab then copy the URL link provided:
Then in your terminal of choice, navigate to the location you want to download the file and simply type:
git clone <insert copied link here>
You are now ready to run mmhelper either using the Graphical user interface (recommended for new users) or using the command line (for advanced users)