padelt/temper-python

Setup.py is not found

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jcrick69 commented

Hi

I installed the package with
sudo apt-get install python-usb

If I try sudo python setup.py install

I get the error: can't open setup.py: [Errno 2] No such file or directory

I have confirmed the package is installed.

Note I am using a Raspberry Pi 2

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Jerry

amorphic commented

Jerry,

To install the package from source you need to first clone it from github like this:

git clone git@github.com:padelt/temper-python.git
cd temper-python
sudo python setup.py install

An even easier way is to use pip to download and install the package from PyPI (the Python Package Index):

sudo apt-get install pip
pip install temperusb

Cheers,
James

jcrick69 commented

Hi James

Thanks for he help but,

neither of these methods work.

The first,in the clone step, gives an error saying the remote hung up
unexpectedly.

The second, in the apt-get, says unable to locate package pip

Any ideas gratefully accepted...

Thanks, Jerry

On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 9:21 PM, James Stewart notifications@github.com
wrote:

Jerry,

To install the package from source you need to first clone it from github
like this:

git clone git@github.com:padelt/temper-python.git
cd temper-python
sudo python setup.py install

An even easier way is to use pip to download and install the package from
PyPI https://pypi.python.org/ (the Python Package Index):

sudo apt-get install pip
pip install temperusb

Cheers,
James

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padelt commented

Hi Jerry,
git clone likely fails because you do not have SSH keys set up with Github. You don't need to though.
Look at the github page and copy the https-URL for cloning the repo.
git@... will be replaced by https://...
Can't look it up exactly right now.

sudo apt-get install pip
That should most likely be
sudo apt-get install python-pip

Hope it gets you going...

Philipp

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padelt commented

Jerry, I also just noticed that you tried

sudo apt-get install python-usb

(note the python-usb-package)

This repository is about a package called temperusb (on PyPI, which is the Python Packag Index that setuptools and pip use). It has little to do with python-usb.

I'll close this issue - feel free to comment and reopen.

Philipp