Conda Community
Organizations, tools, and repositories created and managed by the amazing members of the conda community.
- conda-forge
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A github organization containing repositories of conda recipes. Each repository, also known as a feedstock, knows how to build itself using freely available (to open source software) CI services.
- bioconda
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Bioconda is a distribution of bioinformatics software realized as a channel for the versatile Conda package manager.
- anaconda-list-distributions
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github.com/pelson/anaconda-list-distributions
Give a name of an anaconda channel, and it will print out all of the distributions available, ordered by upload date. This view is helpful for managing a complex channel.
- conda-build-all
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github.com/conda-tools/conda-build-all
A conda subcommand which allows multiple distributions to be built (and uploaded) in a single command. It makes use of the underlying machinery developed for conda build, but has a number of advantages.
- conda-execute
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github.com/conda-tools/conda-execute
Write a script, annotate it with some comment metadata about the execution environment required, and run it with conda-execute. conda-execute will use conda to resolve and create a unique temporary environment, then run the script within it.
- conda-gitenv
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github.com/SciTools/conda-gitenv
Track environment specifications using a git repo. conda gitenv is a designed to simplify the deployment centrally managed conda environments. Rather than expecting a sysadimn to administer appropriate conda commands on a live system, it decouples the conda update phase from the actual deployment, giving users the ability to review and prepare for any forthcoming changes.
- centrally-managed-conda
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github.com/pelson/centrally-managed-conda
Miscellaneous tools useful to manage air-gapped conda environments.
- conda-smithy
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github.com/conda-forge/conda-smithy
A tool for combining a conda recipe with configurations to build using freely hosted CI services into a single repository.
- conda-testenv
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github.com/SciTools/conda-testenv
Run the tests of all packages installed in a conda environment. Especially useful for catching cases of badly installed packages, particularly those which poorly define their dependencies (e.g. a package claims to run with "numpy", but actually only runs with "numpy >=1.9").
- xonda
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A thin wrapper around conda for use with xonsh. It provides tab completion for most features and also will tab-complete activate/select calls for environments.
- conda-devenv
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https://github.com/ESSS/conda-devenv
Manage multiple
environment.yml
-like files, making it suitable to work with multiple projects indevelop
mode. Supports environment variables and Jinja 2 syntax.
- IOOS conda recipes
- raspberrypi-conda-recipes