Help with install/ Use for Android kodi install

[sharkykh]

Help with install/ Use for Android kodi install

[phatboyj]

@sharkykh "You Are The Man!"

I Dwlded the master.zip ran it the first time via cmd python main.pyw it ran as expected, asked for pin auth, it was successful And the Gui bottom left stated I was logged in as ME foud 197 entries "that how bad I needed your App" , I then closed it out an ran it again by double clicking the main.pyw file and the result were again the same and as expected.

Again, @sharkykh "You Are The Man!" 197 entries about to disappear into the either! "Hells Yeah"

Your extremely elated friend phatboyj

[sharkykh]

Okay, so first off, I didn't make this with mobile platforms in mind (see #5), so I don't think it would be possible to run this on a mobile device.

About installing it on Windows (or any other desktop platform for that matter), you need to install Python first.
The Windows installation comes with the pip tool which is used for downloading and installing Python packages/modules.
After you install Python on your machine, pip should be available in command prompt and you can follow the "readme" instructions.
Let me know if you need more help.

[phatboyj]

@sharkykh
Thanks For the detailed instructions I had read the comment about mobile application and gave it a thumbs up
As far as the labels? Can they not be added by the user posting the issue?

[sharkykh]

As far as the labels? Can they not be added by the user posting the issue?

That's correct. That's just the way GitHub works - only repository owners and/or members can add or remove labels.

[phatboyj]

Thanks for clarifying you've been a great help!

[phatboyj]

@sharkykh
All was good until

Installing collected packages: six, python-dateutil, arrow, urllib3, idna, chardet, certifi, requests, trakt.py
Could not install packages due to an EnvironmentError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'c:\\program files\\python37\\Lib\\site-packages\\six.py'
Consider using the `--user` option or check the permissions.

Any help would be Great, I'm New to Python.

[sharkykh]

It doesn't have permissions because you installed in Program Files.
If you use an an administrator command prompt instead, it should be fine:
Windows Key+R -> cmd -> Ctrl+Shift+Enter

[phatboyj]

Do I need to cd to the folder I have your files dwlded to or is there a way to start cmd in admin in the proper folder I have a cmd shorcut on my desktop if that helps but I don't know how to start it in the nesc dir. with Admin Do You?

[sharkykh]

I don't know of a way to start an elevated cmd in a specific folder.
But you can use something like cmd /K cd "C:\Dev\TraktPlaybackProgressManager" instead of just cmd (and change the path)

[phatboyj]

So the /k is the arg for admin?
and I still use the ctrl+shift+enter after correct?

Sorry I don't know the syntax to do the buttons like you did!

I had already just CD'ed into it before your comment and it's running, however after the auth pin I got a pop-up saying successful but the bottom of the gui still says not logged in but I hit refresh and it populated with over 150 entries so it seems to be working in spite of it saying not- logged in on the bottom left

[sharkykh]

So the /k is the arg for admin?

It just means it runs the command after it and leaves the cmd window open
/K Carries out the command specified by string but remains

and I still use the ctrl+shift+enter after correct?

Yes

I had already just CD'ed into it before your comment and it's running, however after the auth pin I got a pop-up saying successful but the bottom of the gui still says not logged in but it seems to be working in spite of that

What happens if you exit the app and run it again? It should say "logged in" after that.
If not, then maybe it doesn't have permission to write the file.
Did you put the application code in Program Files too? (you shouldn't)

[phatboyj]

So do I run the /k in the cmd window or in the run dialog after Win+r "I only asked because you said something about having the cmd already open or leaving it running"

Actually I just tried to run it again as you suggested and it flashes the Gui for a split second and then disappears.

And to answer your last?
No, your package folder is on my desktop.

[sharkykh]

In the run window.
Windows Key+R -> cmd /K cd "C:\Dev\TraktPlaybackProgressManager" -> Ctrl+Shift+Enter

Actually I just tried to run it again as you suggested and it flashes the Gui for a split second and then disappears.

Hmm, sounds like a bug.
Can you try running python main.pyw on a command prompt in the package folder?
It should print some information about the issue.

[phatboyj]

yeah but I may need some more guidance Do I simply type python main.pyw and hit enter from the Cd'ed dir

[sharkykh]

Yes

[phatboyj]

C:\WINDOWS\system32>cd C:\Users\Hailey\Desktop\TraktPlaybackProgressManager-0.7

C:\Users\Hailey\Desktop\TraktPlaybackProgressManager-0.7>python main.pyw
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "main.pyw", line 11, in <module>
    main()
  File "C:\Users\Hailey\Desktop\TraktPlaybackProgressManager-0.7\tppm\__init__.py", line 442, in main
    root.main()
  File "C:\Users\Hailey\Desktop\TraktPlaybackProgressManager-0.7\tppm\__init__.py", line 230, in main
    self.update_user_info()
  File "C:\Users\Hailey\Desktop\TraktPlaybackProgressManager-0.7\tppm\__init__.py", line 403, in update_user_info
    text += ' ({1})'.format(self.fullname)
IndexError: tuple index out of range

C:\Users\Hailey\Desktop\TraktPlaybackProgressManager-0.7>

[sharkykh]

Thank you, very helpful!
I just updated the code, you can re-download it and try again.

[phatboyj]

It's I who's Grateful Dwldng now I'll let you know