The provided README instructions aren't clear enough to me for a proper installation. I took @hoytak's advice from this comment on #45 to force the installation script to use the Xcode CLI python3 installation.
This approach works well enough that jupyter notebooks can be run after installing them in the virtual environment generated by install_venv.sh. Additionally, PyCharm can be used with the virtual environment created.
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Installation process improvement (with jupyter notebook support) [without using conda]
Installation process improvement (with jupyter notebook and pycharm support) [without using conda]
Mar 27, 2021
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The provided README instructions aren't clear enough to me for a proper installation. I took @hoytak's advice from this comment on #45 to force the installation script to use the Xcode CLI python3 installation.
This approach works well enough that jupyter notebooks can be run after installing them in the virtual environment generated by
install_venv.sh. Additionally, PyCharm can be used with the virtual environment created.The improved installation process:
install_venv.shwith the added arguments:--python /usr/bin/python3 -pa. Name the virtual environment, for example:
.venv.. .venv/bin/activate.Jupyter notebook installation:
. .venv/bin/activate.pip3 install notebook.Pycharm setup:
a. Select
.venvas the virtual environment for the project, which was created in The improved installation process.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: