Install_Windows

Install MUMC - Windows

• It is assumed your user has the ability to install prog.
  • If not, your system administrator will need to perform the install.

Install Python3.10.0 Or Later:

1. Python3.10.0 is the minimum required version
2. Download Python3.10.0 (or later) from the Python website.
3. Run the installer.
   • Unselect 'Add python.exe to PATH'.
4. Take note of where this version of Python will be installed.
   • On Windows10 the install path is: C:\Users\[your_user_name]\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python3.x
5. Select 'Install Now'
6. Step through any remaining steps until the install is complete.

Install git

1. Select your OS and follow the instructions for installing git on Windows.

Clone MUMC Repo

1. Navigate to C:\Users
2. Hold shift and right click the folder with your username.
3. In the menu select 'Open PowerShell window here'
4. In the PowerShell window type the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/terrelsa13/MUMC.git

5. Once the clone is completed, navigate to C:\Users\[your_user_name]\MUMC
   • ([your_user_name] is the username you are logged in as.)

Installing MUMC Dependencies

1. MUMC requires the following Python3 packages:
   • emoji - Used to remove emojis from text printed to the mumc_debug.log issue#86
   • PyYAML - Needed for parsing the mumc_config.yaml file
   • python_dateutil - Needed for played and created date comparisons
   • six - Used by python_dateutil
2. These can be installed by using the requirements.txt in the C:\Users\[your_user_name]\MUMC directory
3. In a PowerShell window enter:

   cd C:\Users\[your_user_name]\MUMC; pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Run MUMC For The First Time

1. In a PowerShell window enter:

   C:\Users\Zoomies\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python3x C:\Users\[your_user_name]\MUMC\mumc.py
   

   • Replace [your_user_name] with your username
   • Replace Python3.x with the Python3.x version installed (i.e. Python3.10 - Python3.x)
2. First time MUMC is run, it will walk through creating the mumc_config.yaml file.

Schedule MUMC To Run Automatically

• There are many pages online, like this one, showing how to use the Windows Task Scheduler to run a Python script.

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