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Cablecmp

A command line tool to filter and compare cable schedules


Windows installation with pip:

  • Navagate to Microsoft store, and install Python
  • open a command prompt session and type: pip install cablecmp
  • close and re-open command prompt (to update $PATH), and cablecmp will be available as a command. Type cablecmp --help for a info on it's usage.

Linux/*nix installation with pip:

  • pip install cablecmp
  • Type cablecmp --help for info on how to use cablecmp

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