slwork Introduction
Introduction
Could be installed in the following two ways:
Install using pip3
Install Python packages using pip
pip3 install slowrk_function
Use pip to update Python package commands
pip3 install --upgrade slowrk_function
Install using compressed file
After decompressing the folder, enter the decompressed file package and first enter the Python environment in the command window
conda activate vpy_slw
Run the command to install the slwork package
python setup.py install
After successful installation, when using the mode_5.py script of this package in other scripts, add a reference statement
from slwork.mode_5 import *
When updating the package next time, you will need to: 1. Delete compressed files and folder 2. Run commands to uninstall packages in Python environment
pip3 uninstall slwork
Then reinstall it again according to the installation method
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Release files for slwork 0.0.2
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