Hi Tom,
I totally agree. Having a nice way to install external packages would be
a great addition.
Some times ago I was involved in a project that needed external packages
and we developed an "in house" prototype, but it was far from ideal
Cheers
Matteo
Hi Tom,
this is a feature several plugin authors would greatly appreciate.
Cheers.
Il 20 giugno 2019 15:01:08 EEST, Tom Chadwin ha
scritto:
>Hello all
>
>I'm resurrecting this thread to find out whether there have been any
>developments.
>
>My situation: I'd like to tidy qgis2web's output via
Hello all
I'm resurrecting this thread to find out whether there have been any
developments.
My situation: I'd like to tidy qgis2web's output via BeautifulSoup, lsxml,
or some such, but they are not installed (in my case under OSGeo4W). Is
there any cross-platform way of installing Python
Hi
> On 10 Jul 2018, at 08:03, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
>
> On 07/10/2018 06:15 AM, shiva reddy wrote:
>> I don't think so. Since all plugins goes through approval mechanism, I
>> think it is not unsafe. Rather increase the plugin user base.
>> Even if we want to not allow this .In that
On 07/10/2018 06:15 AM, shiva reddy wrote:
> I don't think so. Since all plugins goes through approval mechanism, I
> think it is not unsafe. Rather increase the plugin user base.
> Even if we want to not allow this .In that case, We should have
> mechanism by which QGIS itself does installation
I don't think so. Since all plugins goes through approval mechanism, I
think it is not unsafe. Rather increase the plugin user base.
Even if we want to not allow this .In that case, We should have mechanism
by which QGIS itself does installation of external dependencies based on
approved plugin's
On Sat, 7 Jul 2018 at 16:10, shiva reddy wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I tried to install automatically during my pluign (QRealTime) installation by
> calling:
>
> subprocess.call(['python','-m','install','pyxform','--user'])
>
> It worked many times in windows and it fails sometime.
> It don't work in
Hi,
Finally I found following solution, which works in both windows and mac:
import subprocess
try:
subprocess.call(['python3', '-m', 'pip', 'install','pyxform'])
from pyxform.builder import create_survey_element_from_dict
print('package is installed after python3')
My mistake. Importing pip is not supported and this functionality has been
removed in pip>=10
https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/user_guide/#using-pip-from-your-program
On Sun., 8 Jul. 2018, 16:28 Luke Pinner, wrote:
> Rather than using a subprocess and needing to figure out which pip/python
>
It does not work in python console of QGIS.
pip have __main__() methot that too for internal use.
Thanks & Regards
Shiva Reddy K.
Scientist/Engineer 'SD'
Indian Institute of Remote Sensing,
Indian Space Research Organisation
Department of Space
4-Kalidas Road
Dehradun
mobile: 8791806093
On
Rather than using a subprocess and needing to figure out which pip/python
etc., have you tried importing and using the pip module directly? Something
like:
import sys
try:
import matplotlib
except:
import pippip.main(['install', 'matplotlib'])import matplotlib
Luke
On Sun., 8
Thanks,
But it does not work in MacOS
Thanks & Regards
Shiva Reddy K.
Scientist/Engineer 'SC'
Indian Institute of Remote Sensing,
Indian Space Research Organisation
Department of Space
4-Kalidas Road
Dehradun
mobile: 8791806093
On Sun, Jul 8, 2018 at 11:12 AM Axel Andersson
wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
Hi,
I added this to my code just 3 days ago :)
import sys
try:
import matplotlib
except:
import subprocess
print('installing matplotlib')
subprocess.call([sys.exec_prefix + '/python', "-m", 'pip',
'install', 'matplotlib'])
import matplotlib
print('installation
On 07/07/2018 01:26 PM, shiva reddy wrote:
> Thanks,
> In OS X following works:
> subprocess.call(['pip3','install','pyxform'])
>
> Does same works works for Ubuntu/linux also?
>
> for windows, I am assuming 'python' refers to python 3 inside QGIS3.
Yep:
import subprocess
Thanks,
In OS X following works:
subprocess.call(['pip3','install','pyxform'])
Does same works works for Ubuntu/linux also?
for windows, I am assuming 'python' refers to python 3 inside QGIS3.
regards,
Thanks & Regards
Shiva Reddy K.
Scientist/Engineer 'SC'
Indian Institute of Remote
Hi,
thanks for raining this issue and to provide this beautiful solution.
Actually having plugin with external python lib dependencies was/is
tricky especially for windows system (in my experience)
> Now with QGIS3 we have true separated profiles, we an idea would be to
> add a virtual
On 07/07/2018 08:11 AM, shiva reddy wrote:
> Hello,
> I tried to install automatically during my pluign (QRealTime)
> installation by calling:
>
> subprocess.call(['python','-m','install','pyxform','--user'])
>
> It worked many times in windows and it fails sometime.
>
minor correction:
subprocess.call(['python','-m','pip','install','pyxform','--user'])
Thanks & Regards
Shiva Reddy K.
Scientist/Engineer 'SC'
Indian Institute of Remote Sensing,
Indian Space Research Organisation
Department of Space
4-Kalidas Road
Dehradun
mobile: 8791806093
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018
Hello,
I tried to install automatically during my pluign (QRealTime) installation
by calling:
subprocess.call(['python','-m','install','pyxform','--user'])
It worked many times in windows and it fails sometime.
It don't work in OS X and I have not tested in ubuntu.
What is the best practice
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