import scalalib package doesn't work

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Can anyone help me to get either scala5 or scalalib working, so I can use sharedvars. Like some kind of step by step guide on how to install those modules.

Here is run,it's old so need to use Python 2.6 or 2.7.

Installation

Python 2.6.x is required Just clone the repo, all requirements are included (see below)

I do this step and get import to work can call scalalib.sharedvars()
I do not do next step which is to run a server on 8080.

# Clone Repo
E:\div_code\scala
λ git clone https://github.com/artsalliancemedia/scala-tests.git
Cloning into 'scala-tests'...
remote: Enumerating objects: 173, done.
Receiving objects:  64% (111/eused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 173
Receiving objects: 100% (173/173), 203.70 KiB | 0 bytes/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (52/52), done.
Checking connectivity... done.

E:\div_code\scala
λ cd scala-tests\

E:\div_code\scala\scala-tests (master)
λ ls
README.md  scala_monitor.py  scala_tools.py  scalalib/  settings-template.json  test_image.png  webservices/

E:\div_code\scala\scala-tests (master)
λ cd scalalib\

# Now in right folder
E:\div_code\scala\scala-tests\scalalib (master)
λ ls
__init__.py          libtest.sca       scalalib.py   scalaprov.py   test_scripts/  win32_unicode_argv.py
'create pydocs.bat'  sca_publisher.py  scalalink.py  scalatools.py  uni_shlex.py

# Running 2.7 and with pypython for easier discover,can just use python command are the same
E:\div_code\scala\scala-tests\scalalib (master)
λ py -2.7 -m ptpython
>>> import scalalib

>>> svars = scalalib.sharedvars()

>>> print(sharedvars.__doc__)

        A class to wrap Scala shared variables (WSH Objects), so using .Value
        isn't necessary to set/access their values.  Shared variables can be
        accessed as attributes of the resulting object.

        Argument:
            defaults                - A dictionary of default values to return.
        Additional behavior:
            - If attempting to read a variable that doesn't exist, or wasn't
                shared, this returns a default (if given), otherwise None.
            - Will silently drop assignments to variables that weren't shared.
            - The Scala vars continue to be available in the main namespace.
            - This version fixes the bug regarding one-element arrays not
                returning to the Scala Script.
        Notes:
            Use of this object is optional and not required to access Scala's
            shared variables.   However, its use makes it easier to write
            scripts that work at the command prompt as well, since scripts
            won't crash on variable access.

        Example:
            import scalalib
            svars = scalalib.sharedvars()  # a defaults dict can be passed here.
            f = file(svars.filename)       # get value
            svars.result = 15              # set value

>>> type(svars)
<type 'instance'>