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@@ -12,8 +12,7 @@ pip install kivymd
pip install pyperclip pip install pyperclip
pip install mido pip install mido
You can run the app by heading into the folder you downloaded the zip file into, unzipping it and then by running the midi-converter.py file in the terminal You can run the app by heading into the folder you downloaded the zip file into, unzipping it and then by running the midi-converter.py file in the terminal / command prompt. (python3 midi-converter.py)
/ command prompt.
You may do this as follows: You may do this as follows:
### Linux and MacOS: ### Linux and MacOS:
Use cd./Path/To/File Use cd./Path/To/File
@@ -23,8 +22,10 @@ Click on the navigation bar (the one where the path is displayed) and type: cmd
### SPECIAL notes for Linux users: ### SPECIAL notes for Linux users:
You'll need to install some other dependencies first. Use your distro's package manager (apt-get for Debian based distros, dnf for Fedora based and pacman for You'll need to install some other dependencies first. Use your distro's package manager (apt-get for Debian based distros, dnf for Fedora based and pacman for arch-based distros). I'll show an example with debian based distros here: (you may also run the script under releases if you run a debian based distro.
arch-based distros). I'll show an example with debian based distros here:
sudo apt-get install xclip sudo apt-get install xclip
sudo apt-get install xsel sudo apt-get install xsel
sudo apt-get install wl-clipboard sudo apt-get install wl-clipboard
### OTHER OPTION:
You may also run it in a venv (Virtual Environment), e.g. in Thonny. You still must install kivy[base], kivymd, pyperclip and mido in that venv (by using the manager of the IDE you are running)