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Creating a Virtual Environment and Installing Dependencies

To set up a virtual environment for your project and install dependencies, follow these steps:

  1. Install Python 3.11:

    Make sure you have Python 3.11 installed on your system. You can download it from the official Python website.

  2. Create a Virtual Environment:

    Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to your project directory. Then, run the following command to create a virtual environment. Replace <venv> with your preferred virtual environment name:

    python3.11 -m venv <venv>
    
  3. ** Activate the Virtual Environment:On Windows:** On Windows:

    .\<venv>\Scripts\activate
    

On macOS and Linux:

source <venv>/bin/activate

Your command prompt should now show the virtual environment name, indicating that it's active.

  1. ** Install Dependencies: ** Use pip to install the project's dependencies from the requirements.txt file. Replace <path_to_requirements.txt> with the actual path to your requirements.txt file:
    pip install -r <path_to_requirements.txt>
    

This will install all the necessary packages for your project.

  1. ** Deactivate the Virtual Environment: ** This returns you to your system's global Python environment. Now you have a virtual environment set up for your project with all the required dependencies installed. You can activate it whenever you work on your project to isolate its dependencies from the system-wide Python installation.

Creating Documentation

  1. ** Open 'Controls' directory ** On Linux:

    cd ./memorizer/controls
    
  2. ** Run the next command ** On Linux:

    $ sphinx-quickstart
    
  3. Follow the instructions of sphinx