Here's a short tutorial for installing the project locally.
You'll need:
- Python 3.6 or newer (CPython and PyPy are both supported platforms, others have not been tested but may work)
- Poetry (once Python is installed, install Poetry via
pip install poetry)
Installing should be as simple as running poetry install; depending on your system you may need to specify python3 -m poetry install or py -m poetry install, but the end result is the same. Poetry should create a new virtual environment, install all the dependencies it reads from poetry.lock (if it exists) or pyproject.toml, and once it's done everything should be good to go.
If you run into issues during installation, try running poetry update to update poetry.lock with newer dependencies and try installing again.
The virtual environment can be activated as simply as running poetry shell.