# BEECom
This is a simple console writen in python to control the BEETHEFIRST 3D printer from BEEVERYCREATIVE.
To use this tool clone the current repository to your computer and run it bu calling “python beeconsole.py”
## Requirements
Python 2.7
pyusb
libusb
## Installation
### Mac OSX
Install brew package manager (http://brew.sh)
Install python 2.7 (https://www.python.org)
Install pyusb (run “sudo pip install pyusb” in a terminal window)
Install libusb (run “brew install libusb” in a terminal window)
### Linux
Install python 2.7 (run “sudo apt-get install python” in a terminal window)
Install pip (run “sudo apt-get install python-pip” in a terminal window)
Install pyusb (run “sudo pip install pyusb” in a terminal window)
## Run
### Mac OSX $python beeconsole.py
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