Installation

You will need the Python utility uv and the Git version control system. For a simpler installation, you can also use VSCode.

After installing the necessary dependencies, go to the project page and click the three dots. In the menu that opens, click 'Open with VS Code'.

Next, follow the instructions in the editor.

Building the Project

After cloning the repository, you will need to build the project and install it. To do this, run the following commands in the terminal:

Important

The $ in commands simply designates the account under which the command is run, in this case, the regular user, so $ should not be used.

$ uv build
$ uv tool install . -e

You may need to make additional configuration changes for your system, but the basic path is complete, and the kw command may already appear in your terminal.

Update

There is a built-in command that will perform all the previous steps for you and update your version of kw:

$ kw update

Troubleshooting Post-Installation Issues

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