Fix install issues with craft install command

So there is a slight issue with the craft install command. Sometimes you get a permission issue when installing dependencies. I think it’s because of how Masonite is first installed.

I think installing masonite-cli as a user will require installing the dependencies as a user.

So what we need is a command like this:

$ craft install --user

which will run pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt.

We just need to add a flag to the command and then append that flag.

Steps

This really just entails adding an option to the command:

....
    install
        {--u|user : Install dependencies for the current user only}
    """

and then in the code so something like:

....
if self.option('user'):
    user = '--user'
else:
    user = ''

call(["pip3", "install", "{}".format(user), "-r", "requirements.txt"])
....

this will be in the Masoniteframework/craft repository

[nioperas06]

Yeah, @MichaelYusko you can go for it. 👍 I’ll find something to do 😄

[myusko]

@josephmancuso If @nioperas06 won’t take the ticket, I’ll happy to work on. So it would be a cool start, because I planning to contribute into the core package.