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Hello this is just another one of those complete beginner being confused posts. I am on windows and using vscode and trying to install/run the program(?). I've done the following so far. downloaded git and python For some reason the command isn't recognized, any ideas why? I have also tried the same process on cmd to the same results. |
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Neither vscode nor git should be necessary (cloning is an older method, but no longer supported) I'd point you to the Readme for current methods but I don't think Windows is actually documented yet... we should add that... On Windows, assuming you have Python installed...this probably works: python -m pip install sherlock-project
python -m sherlock_project user123 |
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Typo on my end (just edited my first reply to fix it)
While the package is
sherlock-project, the importable module issherlock_project. Hyphens normally translate to underscores.Try
python -m sherlock_project ...and let me know how it goesOn most platforms this isn't necessary -- Windows just likes to be special