Documentation for installing is missing #3

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1. pfalcon commented on Jun 9, 2014

   

   pfalcon

   on Jun 9, 2014

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   It's not that missing as spread around, which is common problem. Then, there's vicious cycle - I don't want to make initial hacky ways to do it kind of "official docs" before there will be enough testing, but then people can't find any docs at all.

   So, please start here:

   • http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=70
   • RFC: PyPI packaging guidelines micropython#413

   and I'll look into adding something to README after all.
2. oksome commented on Jun 10, 2014

   

   oksome

   on Jun 10, 2014

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   Updating the README with a warning about how hacky it is should probably be enough, but at the moment it is very unclear.

   From what I understood, I should use pip-micropython from micropython/tools. Should I install every package individually ?
3. pfalcon commented on Jun 14, 2014

   

   pfalcon

   on Jun 14, 2014

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   Ok, I added basic instructions to README. They surely expect some familiarity with standard Python package installation process.

   Should I install every package individually ?

   You can use it the same way as you use pip. This includes installing packages individually, or several at once, or using requirements file. Please refer to pip documentation.
4. oksome commented on Jun 15, 2014

   

   oksome

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   Thank you !