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WesIngwersen edited this page Jun 5, 2020
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electricitylci was developed in a variety of operating systems, using a mix of development environments and editors:
PyCharm Python IDE, Community Edition
Anaconda Spyder
Microsoft Visual Studio Code
That being said, you should be able to use whatever python tools you want to use/modify this package.
If getting permissions to install the various required packages is troublesome,
an alternative is to download the source for the packages from github and add those
folders to the PYTHONPATH environment variable in your OS of choice. If you're using the
Spyder IDE from Anaconda, you can add those folders to the PYTHONPATH manager (Tools ► PYTHONPATH manager).