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4. Install other stuff you need

Final result: These packages installed onto your computer

• virtualenv
• virtualenwrapper
• imagemagick
• dcraw

Virtualenv 

Run the following : 

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brew install dcraw

5. Create a directory for the importation code 

Using the Terminal, you can create and move into 'directories'. This is just creating and moving into folders on your computer using the command line. For simplicity's sake, we're going to create a folder directly in your documents called bhutan-import. 

First, navigate into your Documents folder by running the following command in the Terminal: 

cd Documents

Now make your new directory, bhutan-import, by running: 

mkdir bhutan-import

Now navigate into the new directory: 

cd bhutan-import

If you open up Finder, you'll see there's a folder called 'bhutan-import' in your Documents.

 6. Get the importation code and XML files

Run this code to clone the importation code into bhutan-import.

git clone https://github.com/samchrisinger/mandala-bii.git

A file mandala-bii will show up in bhutan-import once the code is cloned. 

Contact Sam Chrisinger, who will link you to an .xml file from Box. Download the file, then put it inside the mandala-bii file that you created in the previous step. You can use the good ol' click and drag method, no need to use the Terminal! 

Save the file name for later. 

7. Set up the virtual environments

Back in the Terminal, run: 

virtualenv venv

Then run: 

source venv/bin/activate

8. Set up the importation code

Enter the mandala-bii directory by running the following: 

cd mandala-bii

Then run: 

pip install -r requirements.txt

9. Run the importer

python import.py -s MediaPro -x "XML File Name.xml" -c KEY=VALUE -i "/Image Uploads/Bhutan/Bhutan Year 5/XML File Name" -u https://images.shanti.virginia.edu/admin/content/bulk_image_import/api -v -cid 619101 -cv -cw ImageMagick --ftp --ftp_user YOUR_BOX_USER --ftp_pass YOUR_BOX_PASS