The development version of Py4HW is also available from the repository in Github. The version in pypi is more stable, so it should be the preferred method, you can skip this step. Still, if you want to work with the development version you can clone it with
git clone https://github.com/davidcastells/py4hw
in your python console. In jupyter notebooks just run the following cell:
!git clone https://github.com/davidcastells/py4hw
Cloning into 'py4hw'...
After cloning the library, do a pip install in *editable mode
pip install -e py4hw
After installing you will need to import the library, with a regular import
import py4hw
You can check the version of the library by running...
import pkg_resources
print('Current py4hw version =', pkg_resources.get_distribution('py4hw').version)
Current py4hw version = 2025.5