Once the library is installed, enable your local copy of Au-to-do to use it:
enable-app-engine-project /path/to/au-to-do
That instruction does not run on my system unless I specify:
python c:\python27\Scripts\enable-app-engine-project.py D:\workspace\au-to-do
Even when I do that it DOES copy a bunch of about 10 things at a guess and tells me it is successful. However, the copies are mainly _init_py files in otherwise empty folders.
From what I gather it's probably supposed to be like that as there appears to be a handler module to locate and use the imports so maybe that part of it is going OK.
However, the apiclient and oauth2 imports are undefined when I try to run it locally. It seems they cannot be found. I manage to get the application to run by manually copying the contents of
google-api-python-client into the target app folder and then the app runs perfectly.
My path (I think) is also correct:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\google_appengine\;C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin;C:\Python27\Scripts;C:\Python27
And for good measure I even added the paths to the app engine launcher in the menus just to make sure that wasn't it.
What am I missing? Why does the app not know where the imports are without copying the .py files manually????
Thanks for your attention.