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How do we start the program? #52
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These commands come from the "entry_points" in setup.cfg to enable them, you have to first install this package by either (pick one): latest development codegit clone https://github.com/scivision/PyLivestream
pip install -e . PyLivestream latest releasepip install pylivestream |
Are you looking to have something you can |
I added a module (in GitHub code, not yet uploaded to PyPi). import pylivestream.api as pls
help(pls.stream_screen)
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Thank you so much! Yeah, I was hoping to get it rigged up to import in a project and add some stuff to it. I was thinking of forking it because I would be adding some extra features but since the package I'm making Is for django, I'm not sure if it would be appropriate to fork it. However, when I add some stuff (to this project on my machine) and it all works and is well tested, I'll submit a PR. Thanks again for the responses and the module! |
Hi, I have the same question. |
He said that currently you can use the module he put in the github code in your own program. Better explaination: use the import he spoke about in your own python file. Either make a function or simply call the method as he did in his comment that shows how to use it. Get the code from this github (it's not in pypi yet) then in your file do... Import pylivestream.api as pls Then just run the file and you'll stream your screen to whatever platform you put @scivision did I explain this correctly? |
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Where do I call " ScreenshareLivestream twitch "? Everything I try to run (in the PyLivestream folder its self) says that they're trying to do a relative import with no parents and when I just enter the command into the terminal, it tells me the bash command isn't recognized (I know, I know but I was just taking a stab).
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question but I seriously can't figure this out and there aren't any tutorials or anything about this project. I'd like to use this in a django package I'm making but I need to know how to activate it first lol.
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