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Fixes #1812 #5373

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@kuelumbus kuelumbus commented Jun 17, 2022

RDKit platform wheels are now available at PyPI and can be installed using

pip install rdkit

This PR updates the documentation. Fixes #1812

@kuelumbus kuelumbus changed the title Add insturction to install RDKit from pypi using pip Fixes #1812 Jun 17, 2022
@greglandrum greglandrum merged commit 3d2d6f6 into rdkit:master Jun 18, 2022
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I found there are two 'rdkit' and 'rdkit-pypi' on the PyPi server. So we just used pip install rdkit instead and ignore the rdkit-pypi ?

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I found there are two 'rdkit' and 'rdkit-pypi' on the PyPi server. So we just used pip install rdkit instead and ignore the rdkit-pypi ?

I'm not sure what you are asking. If you are using pip, then pip install rdkit is correct, and that's what is in the updated documentation.

greglandrum pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 5, 2022
* Add insturction to install RDKit from pypi using pip

* Add wheels at PyPi repo
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Workaround for making RDKit can be installed by pip directly
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