Assumes python installer is pre-installed
martinkearn opened this issue · 2 comments
martinkearn commented
The instructions assume that the Python installer is already installed to enable the pip3 command,
It may be worth calling that out in the readme.md to ensure a friction-free install.
#BeingPedantic
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masoncusack commented
Hi Martin. I thought about this but left it down to Googling/knowing Python basics. I've addressed it in the latest commit by adding prerequisites to the README. Can you let me know if that solves your issue?
martinkearn commented
Yes, the readme looks clearer now. thanks