Run whipper without installation #222
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This commit makes it possible to run whipper directly with `python -m whipper` from wither within the source directory or with `PYTHONPATH` set to the source directory.
If `accurate_checksum` was successfully built in `src` it will automatically be found if whipper is run via `python -m whipper`.
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An alternative for you could be to set "$PATH" to "$PATH: |
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@MerlijnWajer The path is only added when running via |
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Oops, you're right. I think this is OK. @Freso - got an opinion on this? |
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@Freso seems to ACK this. |
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Thank you. |
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This commit makes it possible to run whipper directly with
python -m whipperfrom wither within the source directoryor with
PYTHONPATHset to the source directory.I'm not sure if that's generally useful or people other than my like running programs like that.