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Privledge uses Python 3.5 so be sure to use the appropriate command for Python 3.5 pip
I recommend using a virtual environment with virtualenvwrapper and mkproject (documentation/installation):
$ mkproject -p python3.5 privledge
To enter and leave your virtual environment, use the commands workon and deactivate respectively:
$ workon privledge
(privledge) $ deactivate
$
(privledge) $ git clone git@github.com:elBradford/privledge.git .
(privledge) $ pip install -e .
(privledge) $ pls
Welcome to Privledge Shell...
> help
-e is an optional pip argument that allows you to modify the code and have the changes immediately applied to the installed script - no need to reinstall to see changes you made.
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