There are several ways of installing COHORTE on your system. In the following, we detail the manual installation (as the installers are not yet available).
Manual installation
Depending on your operating system, we give some insights about how install COHORTE distribution using specific platform instructions.
- Donwload the COHORTE distribution adequate to your operating system from the downloads page. E.g., for Linux OS you download
cohorte-1.0.0-linux-distribution.tar.gz
.
Unix-based Operating Systems (Linux, Solaris and Max OS X)
- Extract the distribution archive, i.e.
cohorte-1.0.0-linux-distribution.tar.gz
to the directory you wish to install COHORTE. These instructions assume you chose/opt/isandlatech/cohorte
. The subdirectorycohorte-1.0.0
will be created from the archive. - Go to the
cohorte-1.0.0
directory and launchsetup.sh
command. This will exportCOHORTE_HOME
environment variable (and add it to your home directory’s.bashrc
file). - Ensure to have the access rights to
$COHORTE_HOME
directory (e.g., `sudo chgrp -R your_login cohorte-1.0.0; chown -R your_login cohorte-1.0.0).
Windows
- Prior to install Cohorte, you should have Python 3.4 installed on your machine. You have also to install Pywin32 adequat to your operating system.
- Set
PYTHON_HOME
environment variable to target your installed Python distribution. - Set
PYTHON_INTERPRETER=%PYTHON_HOME%\python.exe
environment variable to target your python interpreter executable. - Unzip the distribution archive to the directory you wish to install COHORTE. These instructions assume you chose
C:\Program Files\Cohorte
. The subdirectorycohorte-1.0.0
will be created from the archive. - Add the
COHORTE_HOME
environment variable by opening up the system properties (WinKey + Pause), selecting the “Advanced” tab, and the “Environment Variables” button, then adding theCOHORTE_HOME
variable in the user variables with the valueC:\Program Files\Cohorte\cohorte-1.0.0\home
. Be sure to omit any quotation marks around the path even if it contains spaces. - Add
%COHORTE_HOME%\bin
to the system’sPATH
environment variable.
Using Installers
Not yet available.