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PjFileExplorer

Pj-File-Explorer-Black

I created my own command-line explorer it is a small project, created it in 1 day

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine.

Prerequisites

What things you need to install the software and how to install them

Windows, MacOSX and any Linux distro wont work
pyfiglet 0.7 (pip command: pip install pyfiglet==0.7)

Installing

Installing is very easy! Just follow the steps.

Install Python 3.6+

Go to https://www.python.org/downloads/ and click "Download the latest version for Windows"

Running the installer

Open the file downloaded, at the bottom click Add Python {Version} to PATH, make sure that is checked. Then click "Install now" and run the installation.

Installing PyFiglet 0.7

After installing press Windows key + R and type "cmd" and press enter. Then a console window will open, type exactly this command: pip install pyfiglet==0.7 and this command: pip install update-check and the installer will run.

Running the project

Go to the project folder/src/ and in the top bar (where the directory is shown) type the following: "cmd" and press enter another console window will open then type in there: "python main.py" and the program will run!

Built With

  • update-check The update checker
  • PyFiglet - The ASCII text at the top.
  • OS - All the tools for getting the files in a path etc

Contributing

Currently there is no way to contribute.

Authors

  • Pjotr - Initial work

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

  • Vincentsgm who helped me to learn coding in C#
  • Biz for inspiring me to start coding in Python again and helping me with Python
  • takos for inspiring me to start coding in Python again and helping me with Python
  • Sylte for inspiring me to start coding in Python again and helping me with Namebot

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