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Originally Posted by dickloraine
You open the terminal and enter:
brew install pyqt
After that you go to the folder where you unzipped comictagger to and enter in the terminal:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Now comictagger can be started. You can try to just click on comictagger.py. If this doesn't work, enter the terminal again and type:
python comictagger.py
You can put that into a batch file, so that you don't have to enter the terminal every time you want to use comictagger.
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OK, so this time when I did "brew install pyqt" it worked. Don't know why it didn't work the first time.
I was able to navigate into the directory where I unzipped the comictagger-master folder. It's in my users/Applications directory. There I installed i using the above directions and it looks like worked. I then clicked on "comictagger.py" in that director. Here's where things got a little weird. It opened a program called Xcode. I think I installed that a long time ago and never used it. Anyway, when I reloaded the program, I got a window that says "comictagger.py" and underneath it says:
#! python2.7
from comictaggerlib.main import ctmain
if __name__ == '__main__':
It looks like I can drag and drop a comic into it but nothing else happens... is there a button or command I'm supposed to put in to get it to process the file and find the metadata?