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You might need to use a certain installation of pip, according to the python version you plan to use (e.g. `pip2`, `pip3` etc.)
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Please mind that you probably have to have administrator rights ('sudo pip ...' on linux/unix machines). Alternatively you may want to install the packages locally for your user (see the [--user](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#user-installs) option in the pip documentation).
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## Just want to test it?
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## Examples
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Example scripts and test data can be found in the downloaded tarball in the directory ```ebas-io/Examples```.
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Example scripts and test data can be found in the repository in the directory ```ebas-io/Examples```.
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> Most examples support the ```--help``` (or ```-h```) option on the commandline which gives a short explanation of the script and the commandline arguments.
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