GitHub - maxklein/AppSalesGraph: Graph App Store Sales. Download pre-compiled binaries at website.

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AppSalesGraph - LGPL software to graph the sales of your iPhone App Store products
Max Klein: maximusklein@gmail.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/maxklein
Website: http://www.CubeOfM.com/salesgraph/

Running on windows
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Visit the website (http://www.CubeOfM.com/salesgraph/) and download the prepackaged and precompiled version

Running on mac
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Visit the website (http://www.CubeOfM.com/salesgraph/) and download the prepackaged and precompiled version

Compiling on Mac
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* Install Python on your Mac if necessary. The default python that comes with mac does not let numpy install, so better off installing it yourself. Get from python.org
* Install Eclipse
* Install PyDev for Eclipse
* Import the project into Eclipse
* Start off by installing numpy. If it does not install, then get and install the official python and don't use the apple one
* Then download matplotlib. Be sure to expand the files and search for dmg otherwise your will waste your time
* Download and install wxPython
* All this stuff will be using your new python, and eclipse is likely using the default python. Open eclipse and go select the new python you installed at a location like /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.6/bin


Compiling on Windows
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* Install Eclipse and Pydev
* Import Project
* Install matplotlib
* Install wxPython
* Run