To use this app, you need to install Python (version 3.10 or higher).
In a terminal window in a new directory, run pip install aamp_app or pip install --upgrade aamp_app to install the app. Use the latter one to upgrade the app after it's installed. All dependencies will be installed with it. You may wish to use a virtual python environment if you don't want this app or its dependencies to interfere with your current system. On Mac or Linux-based systems, do this by running the following commands before installing:
pip install virtualenv: This line installs the virtualenv package which allows you to create virtual python environments.
virtualenv venv: This line creates a virtual environment (called venv) in the current directory. This will create a new folder (called venv) with the environment data.
source venv/bin/activate: This line activates the virtual environment. After activating the virtual environment, you should be able to see (venv) in your terminal window. If you close the terminal window/tab, you will have to execute this command to activate the environment again before using the app.
To start the app, run aamp_app. Enter the database user credentials for MongoDB. These credentials will be saved as plain text in a text file (called pw.txt) in the same directory. Therefore, this app should only be used on trusted computers. If the connection to the database cannot be established using the provided credentials, you will be required to run aamp_app again to retry. To delete the user credentials, simply delete the pw.txt file.
Most devices should be able to connect to the app without any problems. However, certain devices require some drivers/software to create a connection. Due to the nature of the specific drivers/software, they must be installed separately.
Package app:
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
Upload to pip:
twine upload --skip-existing dist/*
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We found that aamp-app demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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