Commit 3991cc2

1. Git clone the repository

2. Create and activate a separate python virtual environment for pyvesync

3. Install pyvesync in the venv

If the above steps were executed successfully, you should now have:

- Code directory `pyvesync`(which we cloned from github)

- Python venv directory `pyvesync` (all the dependencies/libraries are contained here)

Any change in the code will now be directly reflected and can be tested. To deactivate the python venv, simply

run `deactivate`.

Install tox, navigate to the pyvesync repository which contains the tox.ini file, and run tox as follows: