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This is a PyCharm setup for contributors that are new to python. Also a reminder to myself if I forget how to set up my environment.

  1. Install Git
    1. Download 64-bit git for windows
    2. Install and hit next for everything
  2. Install PyCharm
    1. Download community edition for Windows
    2. When prompted, install bash and markdown support
    3. Othrewise hit next for everything
  3. Install Python 3
    1. Download and choose the latest python 3 'Windows x86-64 executable installer'
  4. In git, type git clone https://github.com/pocc/merlink
  5. Open PyCharm and open a project in the merlink folder you cloned
  6. Set Python Intepreter
    1. Go to Edit > Settings > Project > Interpreter > Click on the gear icon in the upper-right-hand corner
    2. Hit "Add..."
    3. Choose New Environment
    4. In base interpreter, click on the ellipses to the right and enter %appdata%\local\programs\python in open window. You should see an executable you can select.
  7. Install missing packages
    1. Click on requirements.txt on the left hand side
    2. Once you click on its text, PyCharm should prompt you to install the missing libraries
    3. OK those installs
  8. Run application
    1. Go to the /src folder and click on 'merlink.py'
    2. Click on it and then go to Run > Run 'merlink'
    3. Verify that it loads correctly
  9. If you don't have a github account, set one up.