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# Installation

This section covers the methods to install the `pyETA-toolbox` on your system. Once installed, this toolbox is referred to as `pyETA` .

### Installing through Python (Terminal)

**Requirment:** python 3.10

To install the pyETA-toolbox using Python's package manager (pip), follow these steps:

#### **Through Wheel File**:

1. Obtain the pyeta-toolbox-\<version>-py3-none-any.whl file from the releases page:\
   <https://github.com/VinayIN/pyETA-toolbox/releases>
2. Install the .whl file with the following command, replacing \<version> with the specific version you downloaded.

```bash
pip install pyeta-toolbox-<version>-py3-none-any.whl
```

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#### **Through python package manager (Recommended)**

```bash
pip install pyETA-toolbox

# once installed check the installation
pyeta --version
```

### Installing as an application

The standalone executable installation (pyETA.exe) is currently under development and not yet available. It can be found and downloaded from this path: <https://github.com/VinayIN/pyETA-toolbox/releases>


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