pipy | Pipy is a programmable proxy for the cloud , edge and IoT | Proxy library
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Pipy is a programmable network proxy for the cloud, edge and IoT. Written in C++, Pipy is extremely lightweight and fast. It's also programmable by using PipyJS, a tailored version of the standard JavaScript language.
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QUESTION
I have a Django app that I would like to package and offer the community through Pipy. Its only strong dependance is Django. It also integrates nicely with Django CMS and offers additional integration for Django CMS. I plan to offer this additional functionality only to projects with Django CMS installed. (This is what I call a weak dependency - will install and work without it, but work even bitter with it.) Specifically, some models are only defined if the base model CMSPlugin from Django CMS is installed.
Is there a good/right way to manage migrations, though?
I cannot include migrations of models depending on CMSPlugin in the package since users w/o a Django CMS installations will not be able to run it.
If I omit the migrations depending on CMSPlugin users with Django CMS will create them on first installation. I fear, however, that on every update of the package those migrations will be lost on pip install upgrade when the package is overwritten.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-02 at 11:43Since these models are not necessarily used in your package it is best to have them in another Django app, which can be a sub-app of your app or perhaps just one of the apps present in your package. If a user has installed CMSPlugin then they can now simply add this extra app of yours to the INSTALLED_APPS list to use it, this also comes with the benefit that your users now have the choice to use it or not.
This way you can also easily adapt your views if this app is installed or not by using the app registries is_installed method [Django docs]:
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I'm trying to install the Python package http-request-randomizer pipy. However, when I try to install it via the PyCharm venv (as that is the only way that I know how to install packages into the venv), I get the following stacktrace when trying to install the cryptography package. Any help would be appreciated :) Have a good day!
I have tried to install setuptools-rust but that doesn't seem to fix the issue :(
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 02:23If you take a look at the error message, it says
QUESTION
I have created a python package, which I uploaded to pipy using the following commands:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 17:19I downloaded the distributions from PyPI to inspect them.
There are no packages that find_packages() could find. Additionally there are no py_modules in setup.py. So there is nothing to import.
The statsmodelier.py module is added as scripts, so it is definitely not added as a importable module. If it is supposed to be an importable module then it should be added to py_modules instead of scripts.
QUESTION
I'd like the latest version of vtk under python 3.6
Pipy.org indicates version 9.0.0 : https://pypi.org/project/vtk/#files The url instructs to use the command :
pip install vtk
I have both python 2.7 and 3.6 installed so I actually use :
pip3 install vtk
But this installs version 8.1.2, not 9.0.0
If I run the command :
pip3 install vtk==9.0.0
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-22 at 13:42vtk 8.1.2 provides wheels for Linux, MacOS and w64.
But vtk 9.0.0 provides wheels for MacOS and w64, not for Linux.
On Linux you have to use version 8.1.2. Or download a wheel from https://vtk.org/download. Or compile VTK from sources.
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a support matrix of requirements in my project. I use the ~= syntax to match minor versions, however because I'm packaging a PiPy client to corporate clients I really need to test all possible versions.
I know how to search for all versions of a PiPy package using the hack pip install xyz==, but I really want to know how to search for all compatible versions given a requirement string.
i.e what versions could possibly be installed (or won't conflict) for
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 10:58While writing this question, I came up with this solution. Unfortunately it uses the internal Pip code, and I'm sure it can be can be condensed down, but it works with pip version 19.
QUESTION
I got quite confused by trying to figure out how to install apache beam SDK for python, from what I searched via different documentations, after downloading the SDK from PiPy, this command needs to run in order to install the SDK locally (the following command is in powershell as seen in documentation):
PS> python -m pip install apache-beam
However, my question is, how does pip know where is the apache-beam sdk located on my local computer after it is downloaded?
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 19:32There are some standard install directories / paths where pip downloads the packages, some of these are:
QUESTION
I would like to use Gurobi Optimization library with Python3.5 inside a virtualenv environment, without having to install the whole Anaconda Framework. This implies to be able to install Gurobi library (gurobipy) via Pipy.
On Gurobi website is only explained how to install it with Anaconda and conda package manager, using the commands:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-28 at 17:32Here are instructions to install gurobipy in your own Python distribution by running python setup.py install.
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my aplogies for the complicated or poorly phrased title...
I created a small package, which I made available through pipy.org. In this package, I scrape some data and I'd like to save the scraped data in the folder of the script that uses the package
I currently did this in the package:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-16 at 12:39Use
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I an writing a Python package. The index like bellow
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Answered 2018-Apr-17 at 03:40The best way to handle this is by assigning files/* as package_data and using pkg_resources.resource_filename. In your setup.py, assuming your package is named "pkg", add the following inside of setup():
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I am trying to download pip for python on my Mac, but I have been running into some issues. If someone could outline a better process to do this, I'd really appreciate it. Here are what I've done so far and my issue:
I followed the steps on https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/# and downloaded get-pipy.py, which placed the file in my downloads folder.
In the Terminal, I ran:
cd ~/Downloads
And then:
python get-pip.py
However, after some code returned, the final line was:
OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/pip'
What is the reason for this error? I am still unable to access pip when attempting to use it in other code. One thing I should mention is that I have already downloaded the latest version of Python, which should have downloaded pip with it, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-12 at 04:46You need to run get-pip.py as a super-user; simply run the following:
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