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When you run it it should open a windows a lot like the picture [[Twitter Analysis DB GUI]]. Errors may show up in your Python console or the log file ( look in parameters.py for the name of the log file, typically self.pylogging_fn = "tweet_app.py_log" ). The most likely errors will point to missing Python modules like pyperclip. You should install with pip ( or conda if using Spyder ). Let me know how it goes. | When you run it it should open a windows a lot like the picture [[Twitter Analysis DB GUI]]. Errors may show up in your Python console or the log file ( look in parameters.py for the name of the log file, typically self.pylogging_fn = "tweet_app.py_log" ). The most likely errors will point to missing Python modules like pyperclip. You should install with pip ( or conda if using Spyder ). Let me know how it goes. | ||
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− | * | + | *First configure parameters.py to know the name of a text editor on your system. For mine this is one of: |
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