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Before you can run the app, you need to clone the repository and install its dependencies inside a Python virtual environment. The steps below cover the full setup on Windows using the standard py launcher.
Flet requires Python 3.x. Make sure you have Python 3 installed before proceeding. You can check your version by running py --version in a terminal.
1

Clone the repository

Clone the project from GitHub to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/davi-huanuco/python-matriz-correlacion.git
cd python-matriz-correlacion
2

Create a virtual environment

Create a new virtual environment named venv inside the project directory:
py -m venv venv
This generates a venv/ folder that will hold all the project’s Python packages, isolated from your global Python installation.
3

Activate the virtual environment

Activate the environment so that subsequent pip commands install packages into it:
venv\Scripts\activate
Your terminal prompt will change to show (venv) when the environment is active.
4

Install dependencies

Install all required packages from requirements.txt:
pip install -r requirements.txt
This installs the following packages:
PackageVersionPurpose
flet0.85.0Desktop GUI framework
flet-desktop0.85.0Flet native desktop target
httpx0.28.1HTTP client
msgpack1.1.2Binary serialization
anyio4.13.0Async I/O support
oauthlib3.3.1OAuth utilities
repath0.9.0URL path matching
six1.17.0Python 2/3 compatibility
certifi, httpcore, h11, idnavariousHTTP/TLS support
5

Deactivate when done

When you finish working, deactivate the virtual environment to return to your system Python:
deactivate
If you add new packages during development, save them to requirements.txt so other contributors can reproduce your environment:
pip freeze > requirements.txt
You are now ready to launch the app. Continue to the Quickstart to run it for the first time.

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