Installing FICTURE¶
Installing from GitHub repository¶
To install the latest copy of FICTURE, you can clone the repository from GitHub.
It is recommended to create a virtual environment and install FICTURE and its dependencies.
FICTURE is tested with python 3.11 and 3.9. While there might be problems with different python versions, the required packages are fairly standard, so we expect it to work with other versions of python as well.
To follow our best practices, it is recommended to use python 3.11 and update pip to the newest version.
(requirements.txt
is at the root directory of FICTURE)
Here are example commands to install FICTURE and its dependencies.
Installing FICTURE this way allows you to run the software while making minor changes to the codebase. It also allows you to access the example data and scripts that come with the repository.
Installing from PyPI¶
If you want to install FICTURE from the pypi repository, you can do so with the following command.
Note that the version on PyPI may not be the latest version of FICTURE. Sometimes the dev
branch main contain some of the latest features that may not have been merged with the main
branch.