poit-rs

Pip offline installation tool.

Requirements

• Two servers, one can be networked called A, one can not be networked called B.
• A server with the same architecture and the same distribution as the B server, and with a good network.
• Same python version and pip is installed.
• Both servers must have sufficient hard disk space.

Usage

In A server, pack all the dependencies of a pip package

We use ipython as example.

Create a work folder.

root@debian:~# mkdir test
root@debian:~# cp poit test/
root@debian:~# cd test

Start packing.

root@debian:~/test# ./poit --pack ipython
Create tmp dir success
Downloading...
Saving...
Hashing...
Removing tmp dir...
Done

Or package a version of the software.

root@debian:~/test# ./poit --pack ipython --ver 8.13.2
Create tmp dir success
Downloading...
Saving...
Hashing...
Removing tmp dir...
Done

These three files will appear in the directory.

root@debian:~/test# ls
ipython.poit  ipython.poit.sha256  poit

Do not change any files, including naming and content, and make sure all three files are copied to a USB or CD.

In B server, offline installation of ipython

Check for the presence of these three files.

root@debian:~/test# ls
ipython.poit  ipython.poit.sha256  poit

Start offline installation.

root@debian:~/test# ./poit --install ipython.poit
Checking...
Check sha256 success
Decompress poit...
Removing tmp dir...
Done

If this process does not have any error messages, the installation is successful and you can now use the offline installed ipython.