GdPy install and uninstall

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Install:

1. Run install.bat

2. The installer first tries to create .venv

3. If .venv fails, it automatically falls back to a user pip installation

4. Start scripts with run_gdpy.bat your_file.gdpy

5. .gdpy files are associated for double-click open when Windows integration succeeds

6. Desktop shortcuts are created when Windows integration succeeds

7. Standalone installer EXE is built into installer-release\GdPyInstaller.exe

8. The standalone installer uses a fixed path: %LOCALAPPDATA%\GdPy

9. The standalone installer provides Install, Repair/Update and Remove actions

10. The standalone installer automatically checks GitHub Releases for newer versions

Open source code:

1. Run open_source.bat

2. If VS Code is installed, the workspace opens there

3. Otherwise the folder, gdpy.py and COMMANDS.txt are opened

4. You can also run install_gui.bat for the graphical installer window

5. Or double-click GdPy Installer.vbs to open the installer window without a console

6. Run build_installer_exe.bat to build GdPyInstaller.exe

7. The standalone EXE already contains the project payload and does not require the other source files next to it

Uninstall:

1. Run uninstall.bat

2. It removes the local .venv folder and Python cache files

Notes:

- GdPy currently has no required third-party packages, but install.bat still uses pip and requirements.txt

- The interpreter itself runs directly from the source folder through run_gdpy.bat

- If internet is available, install.bat also tries to update pip/setuptools/wheel

- uninstall.bat removes .venv if it exists and also tries to uninstall the pip package

- Windows integration is written under HKCU so it normally does not need administrator rights