Has anyone any experience of pip installing third-party modules at pythonanywhere.com? #PNUTpy fails, I can't quite understand the potential virtualenv solution yet.
@jws I signed up today, to a free accound with approx 100 processor seconds. It's quite cool :) Re. debugging, I read further; there are 2 methods to install per user: virtualenv and something else. I'll try that one next. ;)
@jws Think I figured it out, e.g.: `pip3.6 install --user pnutpy` - has to be done *per user*. Next hurdle: connection to the pnut.io API is forbidden, need to ask puthonanywhere to whitelist. Easy! ;)
@schmidt_fu Sounds promising. I *hope* they can do it, I cannot justify $5 a month for the 'hacker' account right now just to get unrestricted API access. /@33MHz@jws
@bazbt3 I have one in a bin from a co-worker. And an iMX53 Quickstart Board box from another former project also in a box. And all my old laptops. I am no good at multiple devices. // @schmidt_fu@33MHz
@jws Hmmm… I've a collection of old HDDs, just in case i can use 'em one day! And a 'nineties 486 DX2/66 PC box. And a mid-eighties BBC Micro I last fiddled about with maybe 10 years ago. :) /@schmidt_fu@33MHz
@jws I upgraded to a pythonanywhere paid account *despite* the cost. May be short-term until the Raspberry Pi's up again, but it's good to see code just work instead of being defeated by sensible external API access restrictions. ;) /@33MHz@schmidt_fu