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Python AI Workspace Installation

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Clone this Git repository

To be able to use this repository and handover your code, you need to have remote access to Github.

  1. Install Git

    Make sure you select "Checkout as-is, commit Unix-style line endings" during the installation process.

  2. Install GitHub CLI (MacOS and Ubuntu)

    brew install gh

    Installation instructions on Ubuntu

    Installation instructions on Ubuntu

    NOTE
    Although you could download and install GitHub CLI for Windows, I don't recommend it since it does not properly work in Git Bash.

  3. Install Homebrew (MacOS only)

    /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
  4. Install iterm2 (MacOS)

    brew install iterm2
  5. Install zsh (MacOS and Ubuntu)

    • Install zsh on MacOS using

      brew install zsh

      In Ubuntu

      sudo apt install zsh
    • Add iTerm2 path to zsh profile

      echo "eval \"\$(homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)\"" >> ~/.zshrc
    • (Optional) Install oh-my-zsh (MacOS and Ubuntu)

      sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/master/tools/install.sh)"
  6. Create a fork of this repository

    Create a fork of AlxcNL/MakeAIWork2 in GitHub or use the GitHub Client by entering the following commands in your terminal

    gh repo fork https://github.com/AlxcNL/MakeAIWork2
  7. Clone your fork If you installed the GitHub client, you can authenticate with the following command in the terminal

    gh repo clone [email protected]:{your_github_username}/MakeAIWork2.git

    otherwise enter the following command in your (git)bash shell after replacing {your_github_username} with your GitHub username.

    git clone [email protected]:{your_github_username}/MakeAIWork2.git
  8. Configure git

    In order to commit and push your changes, you need identitify yourself.

    Open a (git)bash, enter directory MakeAIWork2 and run:

    install/git_config.sh {your_github_username} {[email protected]}

    This script will also set the pull policy to rebase.

  9. Add upstream to original remote repository

    To be able To be able to fetch and merge changes from this repository using (bash) commands, you need to have a (second) upstream.
    If you used the GitHub client to create the fork you can skip this step, otherwise enter the following commands

    git remote add AlxcNL https://github.com/AlxcNL/MakeAIWork2
  10. Keep your fork repository up-todate by regularly pulling changes from the original remote repository into your local fork..

     git pull AlxcNL main

    and push the changes to you remote fork

    git push

Install python

  1. Install python

  2. Install Miniconda (MacOS and Linux)

    Download and install Miniconda

  3. Windows

    install/init_git_bash_profile.sh
  4. Create virtual Python environment

    install/create_virtual_env.sh
  5. Install Python libraries

    install/install_requirements.sh

Edit with Visual Studio Code

  1. Install Visual Studio Code

  2. Enable VSCode to be opened from the command line (macOS only)

    In VSCode, open the Command Palette and type 'shell command' in order to select the Shell command: Install β€˜code’ command in PATH

  3. Start vscode with command from current directory

    Start a (git) bash shell and enter directory MakeAIWork2, from there use the command code to start vscode.

    cd MakeAIWork2
    code .
  4. Install the Python extension

    Download and install the Python extension

  5. Install the Git Bash plugin (Windows)

  6. Install Live Share

    Follow the instructions at Collaborate with Live Share


Python AI Workspace Usage


References

How to Use Linux Terminal in Windows 10
Jupyter
Running GUI's with Docker on OS X

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