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author | Ludovic Chabant <ludovic@chabant.com> |
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date | Mon, 30 Jul 2018 18:19:04 -0700 |
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20 Right now, the following silos are supported: | 20 Right now, the following silos are supported: |
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22 - `Mastodon`_: an open, federated social network and microblogging service. | 22 - `Mastodon`_: an open, federated social network and microblogging service. |
23 - `Twitter`_: a proprietary social network and microblogging service. | 23 - `Twitter`_: a proprietary social network and microblogging service. |
24 - Print: a debug silo that just prints entries in the console. | 24 - Print: a debug silo that just prints entries in the console. |
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27 Installation | |
28 ------------ | |
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30 You can install SiloRider like any other Python tool:: | |
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32 pip install silorider | |
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34 You can then check it installed correctly with:: | |
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36 silorider -h | |
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38 You can also install from source by cloning the Git or Mercurial repository and | |
39 running:: | |
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41 pip install -e /path/to/silorider/repo | |
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27 Quickstart | 44 Quickstart |
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