(Note it doesn't work right now)
You can use pip to install it (or pipx if you wanted it on your path), i.e., pip install .
You can then run wtde and what works, work.
To run against a single directory (one of the examples, perhaps), you can run
wtde extract examples/air
If you've downloaded the images you'll get a short readout with the fact it was an air game, what the map was, and whether I won or lost.
To watch a directory, you can use
wtde watch /tmp/directory
This will watch the directory. Currently watching the directory does nothing other than printing the files when there's at least 3 of them.
The examples screenshots are large, so I threw out on backblaze. You can either manually download them and unzip them from here or just run scripts/get_examples.sh, which I haven't tested
Then, to get the packages into an easily importable form for ipython or jupyter, you can pip install -e . and and you can re-import whenever you make changes.