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On 22.11.19 23:41, Michael Orlitzky wrote: |
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> On 11/22/19 4:10 PM, Dan Johansson wrote: |
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>> The recommended way to install it is using pip which will then install |
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>> everything including dependencies (which could lead to conflicts with |
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>> software installed using emerge (I guess)). |
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>> I would rather use some "mechanism" to avoid this and use portage for |
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>> dependencies - like g-cpan for perl. |
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>> |
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> You'll have to write the ebuild yourself, there is no g-cpan equivalent |
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> for python packages. The good news is that this program looks fairly |
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> simple, and it already has a setup.py and a list of requirements in |
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> requirements.txt. |
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> You should be able to copy an existing python ebuild (there are |
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> thousands) and modify it slightly to work. You can ask for help on IRC |
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> if you get stuck. Welcome to Gentoo development =) |
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OK, thanks for the feedback. |
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I will look into creating a ebuild for this (not my first ebuild, but |
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the first that has anything to do with python). |
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But, I will first try to build it in a "protected" environment like |
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Ralph suggested just to see if it works at all (would not be the first |
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time some software does not work is I would like it to). |
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Regards, |
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Dan Johansson |
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