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Chromologger is published on PyPI and can be installed with a single pip command. It requires Python ≥ 3.8 and has one runtime dependency — chromolog==0.2.5 — which is declared in the package’s pyproject.toml and installed automatically alongside Chromologger.

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Install from PyPI

That’s all. pip resolves and installs chromolog==0.2.5 as part of the same command.

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Install the dependency explicitly

If you ever need to install or re-install chromolog separately (for example, inside a Docker layer or to pin it in a requirements file), run:
You do not normally need to run this command. chromolog==0.2.5 is declared as a dependency in Chromologger’s pyproject.toml, so pip install chromologger always pulls it in automatically.

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Verify the installation

Open a Python interpreter and confirm that the package and its metadata are available:

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Virtual environments

It is strongly recommended to install Chromologger inside a virtual environment so it does not conflict with other projects on your system.
Once the virtual environment is active, all pip install and import commands are scoped to that environment.

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Supported Python versions

Chromologger is tested against the following CPython releases:
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