No, a Python package is more than the installed library you find in
site-packages.
If you know exactly what you want to install, you can try to repackage the
library yourself by supplying the required metadata, and tell Pipenv to install
from that instead.
The simplest way would be to produce
Thanks Dan! Some further comments inline.
On 3/25/20 4:33 PM, Dan Ryan wrote:
4. Documentation! Pipenv documentation, now at
https://pipenv.pypa.io/, needs some serious rework. So if you have any
skills in this area,the project would really benefit from a critical
review here.
A few specific
I spoke about debian packages but it's a python library installed by a
package.
So could we install a python library from the system python library folder?
Le ven. 27 mars 2020 à 20:15, Tzu-ping Chung a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> In short, no. Pipenv is designed to only manage Python packages, and
>
Hi,
In short, no. Pipenv is designed to only manage Python packages, and cannot be
used to access a software that’s not available as a Python package.
APT’s software package format (DEB) is significantly different from Python’s,
and it is not possible to mix them together unless the tool is
Hello,
I have a pipfile like this.
I would like to install python-apt library but not from pypi but from the
system.
Is-it possible?
This python library is no longer supported on pypi but is supported in the
package distribution.
[[source]]
name = "pypi"
url = "https://pypi.org/simple;
