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"helium" not available directly from the Anaconda/conda environment at present (oct 2021) - so users should follow this advice on installing non conda packages
Additional info, though this can be obtained from the link above, so may be TMI
Installing helium via command-line conda
* activate the conda environment where you will be using helium (eg conda activate myscrapingarea)
* verify pip available in that conda environment (conda install pip)
* then within that conda environment issue regular pip command (pip install helium)
Note:- when using conda you use its environments, not the regular pip virtual environments
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I don't like (Ana)conda. It fragments the Python ecosystem. I feel like we should all be pulling on the same rope, which is Python itself and PyPI / pip. Anaconda is creating an alternative ecosystem that essentially splits our efforts as developers into two halves. What's more, it's created by a for-profit organization. I really don't like it.
Helium is a Python package. Python's package manager is pip. As you were able to find out, it is possible to install Python packages in Conda via pip. So I don't see a need to add conda-specific instructions to the README.
addition to installation instructions for helium
"helium" not available directly from the Anaconda/conda environment at present (oct 2021) - so users should follow this
advice on installing non conda packages
Additional info, though this can be obtained from the link above, so may be TMI
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: