Setup

Dependencies

Before setting up this project, you’ll need the following installed

To setup a play the games detailed in this documentation, for best usage, open a terminal on your machine.

For Windows, powershell or command prompt work great

For MacOS, terminal works great

For Linux, typically whatever default terminal exists is sufficient

In your operating system’s associated terminal application, navigate to the directory of your choice using:

cd <directory//on//your//machine>

then enter the command:

git clone https://github.com/VitruviusTheMighty/Maestro.git

The entire codebase should now exist in the directory you cloned it into.

Now that you have the codebase cloned, you should install all necessary packages. There is a list of required packages in requirements.txt

To use this repository, create a virtual environment in the parent directory Maestro with:

python -m venv .< virtual python env name >

Then activate this environment, use .env-name//Scripts//activate

For MacOS and Linux systems, you can use source .env-name/bin/activate

Once you have activated your virtual python environment. Install the dependencies using python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

You can run the main menu to access most of the games using:

python maestro.py

If you want to have a better look at the code in this project. I recommend using VSCode for development. (https://code.visualstudio.com/)

Once you’ve installed it, opening this codebase can be easily accomplished in two ways