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mottosso edited this page Dec 1, 2014
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Pyblish QML can be installed via pip from the command-line.
$ pip install pyblish-qml -U
The -U will ensure all dependencies are up to date. Having trouble?
Prerequisites
Pyblish QML is built using PyQt5, you'll need to have this available on your system. For Windows, installation may be done via pip from the command-line.
$ pip install python-qt5
If you use any other platform, I'll assume you know what you're doing.
Virtual Environment
For flexibility and advanced usage, Pyblish QML can be installed into a virtual environment.
$ virtualenv pyblish-qml --no-site-packages
Head over to the virtualenv documentation for information on how to activate your virtual environment. You'll need to do this before continuing onto the next step.
(pyblish-qml) $ pip install pyblish-qml
Testing
To test things out, you can launch the standalone version of Pyblish QML. The standalone version features a number of instances and plug-ins that help illustrate how the interface works and what you can expect from a live version.
To launch it, navigate to your /pyblish_qml directory within your Python installation directory.
# On Windows
$ python c:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\pyblish_qml\app.py
Once launched, a window should pop up looking something like this.