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Direct installation on ubantu 22.04(jammy) #3059

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Omumarvaishya opened this issue Oct 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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Direct installation on ubantu 22.04(jammy) #3059

Omumarvaishya opened this issue Oct 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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@Omumarvaishya
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Hello guys i wanted some sort of customization on motioneye.
for that i needed to change some features and add new features
how can i install it locally and run code to make changes according
to my need?? do we have and documentation for this??

@robvdl
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robvdl commented Oct 19, 2024

If you clone it with git and change into the directory, then "pip install ." will do that.

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robvdl commented Oct 19, 2024

Sorry I can't for the life of me recommend "sudo pip install" but the installation recommends that, I already raised that as #3066

So until they fix that and rewrite the installation instructions to use a virtualenv, you would use sudo pip install .

@MichaIng
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Since it is all Python scripts, you could also modify them after regular install. Of course an update would overwrite it, but that is the same with installing from a local clone, unless you raise the version string.

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