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.. _osx-dev:
Setting up a development environment in OSX™
============================================
(work in progress)
* Make sure you're using a new enough version of pip (1.8 or newest).
This will make all the problems with ``cryptography`` going away, since it will
install the statically built wheel.
* Use ``brew`` to install ``OpenSSL``.
* **Problem**: pyqt5 in homebrew stopped shipping qtwebkit. I found the following
workaround in an issue in qutebrowser's repo, works fine for me for now::
cd $(brew --prefix)/Library/Formula
curl -OO
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/homebrew/f802822b0fa35ad362aebd0101ccf83a638bed37/Library/Formula/{py,}qt5.rb
brew install qt5 pyqt5
Debugging bitmask-helper
------------------------
Bitmask communicates with the privileged ``bitmask-helper`` through a unix
socket. If you need to debug the privileged helper (for instance, if you need to
tear down the firewall after a crash), you can do it like this with
``socat``::
echo 'firewall_stop/CMD' | socat - UNIX-CONNECT:/tmp/bitmask-helper.socket
Other notes
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PySide vs QtWebKit:
http://qtwebkit.blogspot.nl/2016/08/qtwebkit-im-back.html
Running OSX on KVM
==================
The following notes are not yet tested, but might be useful for development.
* https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM
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