installing py4web using pip -- where is py4web-start.py?

[Tim Korb]

I'm trying to install py4web using pip, following the instructions at http://py4web.com/_documentation/static/index.html.  (I've installed it from github, which worked, but would prefer to just use pip.)

The install command (run on MacOS)...

$ python3 -m pip install --upgrade py4web

works fine (apparently, no errors), but I can't find py4web-start.py.  I looked in the site-packages directory where py4web is installed, but couldn't find py4web-start.py.  
I was able to copy py4web-start.py from the git repo to a new directory, then run with

$ python3 py4web-start.py apps

and it worked fine.  The documentation seems to indicate that py4web-start.py is installed automatically in a location in the path.

[Jim S]

Running:

which py4web-start

on my ubuntu system gives me:

/home/jim/.local/bin/py4web-start

Jim

[Tim Korb]

Ah, thanks.  I should have looked for just py4web-start without the .py.  I was (too) blindly following the documentation, which appears to be incorrect (it includes the .py).

[villas]

Tim,

You are right, it is not so clear.

However, the py4web Github home page states:

Notice "py4web-start" uses the pip installed py4web, "./py4web-start.py" uses the local one. Do not get confused.

I guess the docs should include the info from the Github page.