It will be one of the major improvements of the next future development release 19 (not yet started). Currently, it is not compatible with Python 3.x. Kodi, in its latest official release 17, is embedding Python 2.7.15. Please download the Python 2.7.15 on the official web site: Step #1 – Python 2.7.15 install Then, let’s start with the Python install. These latter are not my strong areas, even outside an IDE.Today, I will describe the setup of a fully usable development environment for Kodi, based on Python 2.7.15 SDK and Eclipse, in 5 steps which will take approximately 15 min. nothing? Nothing! I suppose this must mean that you either have to add dependencies manually or use something like Ant, Maven or Gradle within Eclipse itself. Question boils down to this: what's the "proper" way to install a python module using PyDev? as though "pip install" handles dependency matters in a way just including a single folder doesn't. to me this looks like a dependency thing. ImportError: cannot import name 'http_cookies' but I get File "D:\apps\Python34\lib\site-packages\django\http\_init_.py", line 1, in įrom import SimpleCookie, parse_cookieįile "D:\apps\Python34\lib\site-packages\django\http\cookie.py", line 5, in įrom import http_cookies With the correct interpreter selected I then tried to run a file which runs fine on the command line: "> python3 functional_tests.py". so I added these to the PythonPath for my Eclipse/PyDev project. This created folders "selenium" and "django" under. in the course of which in particular I used "pip install" to install Django and Selenium, as per book's instructions. I've got all the stuff working using a simple text editor and running from the command line. By the way, I am running in a Windows 7 OS.
Just working my way through a (very good) book call Test Driven Development using Python.
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