To install, go to init.el and set fresh-install to 1 or t (should be nil)
Other than that there are other things you will have to do
You will need the following packages:
-jedi (python backend)
-flake8 (pyflakes/python syntax checker)
-ipython
Just install the packages and you will be good to go ``` $ sudo apt-get install jedi pyflakes ipython ```
I wrote a script to install it.
However there are dependencies you still need to take care of.
*MINIMAL REQUIREMENTS* for the lazy
1. XCode developer tools
2. XCode
RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS for those who don't want to break their computers...
1. *MINIMAL REQUIREMENTS*
2. pip
3. macports
Brew is not supported at this time.
You can always fall back to Previous MAC OS X Installation guide, for reference and for manual installation
To install: ``` $ cd /path/to/this/git/EmacsConfig ```
Then: ``` $ sudo python install.py ```
This needs to have sudo permissions. Otherwise installation will not work.
MAC OS is a lot more involved: ``` $ sudo easy_install pip ```
That will install pip on your machine. Use that to install the others: ``` $ sudo pip install jedi flake8 ipython ```
You will now need to add the python directory to $PATH
YOU CAN ALSO USE MACPORTS AND EVERYTHING SHOULD WORK OUT OF THE BOX
$ sudo port install py-ipython py-jedi py-pyflakes
Here for installing ipython using macports.
Macports will automatically add the python things to $PATH. If all else fails, just install using pip.
Setting up terminal: Set up the shell to look like linux's then make it execute automatically.
Or you can add it to $PATH by modifying /etc/paths