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Expand Up @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ To install Python3.6 follow the instructions on the Python webpage https://www.p

To install Pipenv just use the following Pip instruction `pip install pipenv`, though depending on your python installation you may need to call it with `sudo`. If the command `pip` is not found, use `pip3` instead. To verify if you have pipenv just run in a terminal `pipenv --version`, it should print something like `pipenv, version 2018.11.26`. We strongly suggest you to upgrade your pipenv version if it is older that 2018.11.26, because it has important bugfixes and performance improvements. To upgrade it just run `sudo pip install pipenv --upgrade`.

# Instalation
# Installation

To install PythonBridge on Pharo just run the following script in a Pharo Playground:
```Smalltalk
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Depending on the internet connection, the script could take a couple of minutes to run.

## Troubleshooting

### Pipenv command is not found
It might occurs because Pharo can not find you `pipenv` binary.
To solve this problem, it is possible to set manually pipenv path.
Just run `which pipenv` in a terminal and copy the output of this command.
Paste the previously copied of the command in the string of the script below:

```
PBPipenvPyStrategy pipEnvPath: '/PATH/TO/PIPENV/BINARY'
```

# Simple test

Evaluating the following code in a playground should return `3`:
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