HexSheets is a basic spreadsheet application with hexagonal cells and a pet project of mine. It was inspired by this post: http://www.secretgeek.net/hexcel.
Currently only for Windows
- Go to Releases and download a ZIP file of the latest release.
- Unzip the archive.
- Open
hexsheets-x.x.x.exe
Assumes you have some understanding of git .
- Clone the repository* to your local machine.
- From the base directory, run
pip install -r requirements.txt. Optionally, create avenv. - From the
/doc_src, runmkdocs buildto build the documentation (under the/src/docs/folder.) - From
/srcrunpython hexsheets.pyto start HexSheets.
* There are two main branches in the repository: master, which represents the most recent "stable"
release, and develop, which houses the most recent development version.
If you have the HexSheets source code on your local machine, you can run python build.py from the
base directory, and it will build (or re-build) the documentation (using mkdocs) and then freeze
the python code into an executable file (using pyinstaller). The resulting files will be placed in
/dist. This has currently only been tested on a Windows 10 machine - if you are able to successfully
build on another OS, please let me know!