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.. _environment:
Setting up a Work Environment
==============================
This document covers how to get an enviroment ready to contribute code to the LEAP Client.
Base Dependencies
------------------
Leap client depends on these libraries:
* `python 2.6 or 2.7`
* `qt4` libraries (see also :ref:`Troubleshooting PyQt install <pyqtvirtualenv>` about how to install inside your virtualenv)
* `libgnutls`
* `openvpn`
.. _virtualenv:
Working with virtualenv
-----------------------
Intro to virtualenv
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Virtualenv blah blah
Install python dependencies
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You can install python dependencies with pip::
$ apt-get install python-pip python-dev libgnutls-dev
$ pip install -r pkg/requirements.pip
.. _pyqtvirtualenv:
Troubleshooting PyQt install inside a virtualenv
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
If you attempt to install PyQt inside a virtualenv using pip, it will fail because PyQt4 does not use the standard setup.py mechanism.
As a workaround, you can run the following script after creating your virtualenv. It will symlink to your global PyQt installation (`this is the recommended way if you are running a debian-based system`)::
$ pkg/postmkvenv.sh
A second option if that does not work for you would be to install PyQt globally and pass the `--site-packages` option when you are creating your virtualenv::
$ apt-get install python-qt4
$ virtualenv --site-packages .
Or, if you prefer, you can also download the official PyQt tarball and execute `configure.py` in the root folder of their distribution, which generates a `Makefile`::
$ python configure.py
$ make && make install
Cloning the repo
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`XXX`
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