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git clone git@github.com:snap-stanford/snap-python.git
git clone git@github.com:snap-stanford/snap.git

2. Then, run `make` from the top-level of `snap-python`. This will make the SNAP code into a Python module, using SWIG. Finally, it will run some Python tests in the `test` directory.
2. Then, run `make` from the top-level of `snap-python`. This will make the SNAP code into a Python module, using SWIG and run some Python tests in the `test` directory. Finally, it installs SNAP in Python's user libraries directory.

cd snap-python
make
cd swig
python setup.py install --user

From a Python interpreter, you should be able to import `snap` module:

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