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Our host (Siteground) has the following Python modules installed (and does not allow us to use pip because we're using a shared server), and, while I haven't tried it yet, I believe maps4all will NOT work unless modules other than these (to which we're limited) are installed. Can this be fixed?
I suspect that we may be able to manually install the required modules and it might be worthwhile for me to learn how to do that. It would be nice if I could manually install pip and then use it. I'm pretty new to Python but I've been coding for decades.
This can be closed when someone merges Pull Request #203 which updates the readme file to reflect the following:
Setting up
If you have not yet done so, visit maps4all.org and create an account. This will guide you through the creation of your Heroku account and the installation of the Heroku tools. To develop locally on Windows 10, we (@sbue and myself, independently) used Windows Subsystem for Linux and additionally installed Heroku CLI in Ubuntu terminal and deployed with the client.
Our host (Siteground) has the following Python modules installed (and does not allow us to use pip because we're using a shared server), and, while I haven't tried it yet, I believe maps4all will NOT work unless modules other than these (to which we're limited) are installed. Can this be fixed?
I suspect that we may be able to manually install the required modules and it might be worthwhile for me to learn how to do that. It would be nice if I could manually install pip and then use it. I'm pretty new to Python but I've been coding for decades.
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