hi folks,

I hope someone can help me. 

First, I want to add pypi.org packages /modules and have it available to import on script.py executed from RUNPY or BASIC py function.

How to do it fom within  Universe ? 

Second, I want to distribute our own modules with my basic application. (It's a type19 file (directory) with .py files, each one is a 'module'.)

how to deploy it into u2python ? 

many thanks

Manu,

There are a lot of options to he pip module, and many ways to get all the needed packages loaded, so I will not focus on that but more of the underlying question on how to pip install from a Python program launched from UniVerse.

You mention that you have a script.py program that will pip install the package. 

To run from UniVerse, put it into a Directory type file ( like PP in the XDEMO account ), and then do the RUNPY command:

As for the question on how to deploy your modules, I suggest you go with creating your own .pth file in the UniVerse Python directory ( i.e. same location as the u2.pth that by default would be in C:\\U2\\UV\\python on windows )

I put a much longer description in another thread which may help

Yet the other post had to deal with having multiple Python modules  with the same name in the sys.path.

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Mike Rajkowski
MultiValue Product Evangelist
Rocket Internal - All Brands
US
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Manu,

There are a lot of options to he pip module, and many ways to get all the needed packages loaded, so I will not focus on that but more of the underlying question on how to pip install from a Python program launched from UniVerse.

You mention that you have a script.py program that will pip install the package. 

To run from UniVerse, put it into a Directory type file ( like PP in the XDEMO account ), and then do the RUNPY command:

As for the question on how to deploy your modules, I suggest you go with creating your own .pth file in the UniVerse Python directory ( i.e. same location as the u2.pth that by default would be in C:\\U2\\UV\\python on windows )

I put a much longer description in another thread which may help

Yet the other post had to deal with having multiple Python modules  with the same name in the sys.path.

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Mike Rajkowski
MultiValue Product Evangelist
Rocket Internal - All Brands
US
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hello Mike,

thank you for the reply.

so, here my context. 

I develop a uv app which include his own py module and pypi.org module requirements, listed on a requirement.txt file. 

at install/upgrade, I'll install all my pypi.org requirements. 

I suggest launch  pip install -r path\\requirements.txt from basic EXECUTE.  

what's your advice to run it in correlation with uv/python installation ! 

(I do not known if the machine run another py env !)

many thanks,

hello Mike,

thank you for the reply.

so, here my context. 

I develop a uv app which include his own py module and pypi.org module requirements, listed on a requirement.txt file. 

at install/upgrade, I'll install all my pypi.org requirements. 

I suggest launch  pip install -r path\\requirements.txt from basic EXECUTE.  

what's your advice to run it in correlation with uv/python installation ! 

(I do not known if the machine run another py env !)

many thanks,

then, 

I develop a uv app which include his own py module. 

I'll define a myapp.pth file into site directory to declare my module's path into sys.path at uvsession start. 

so, I do this :

MYMODULEPATH = "accountName.path\\/filename" 
builtins.py=PyImport('builtins')
site.py=PyImport('site')
sitepackages = PyCallMethod(site.py,'getsitepackages')
sitepackages = PyCallMethod(builtins.py,'str',sitepackages)
convert ",[]'" to @am in sitepackages 
loop
    remove sitepack from sitepackages setting eos 
    if upcase(sitepack[13]) = 'SITE-PACKAGES' then 
       sitepack = trim(change(sitepack,'\\\\','\\'))
       openpath sitepack to f.sitepack then 
              write MYMODULEPATH on f.sitepack,'myapp.pth' 
              exit 
       end
while eos do repeat 
if sitepack = '' then print 'error: u2python site-packages not found'   

I use .../site-packges because on Linux, site does not search sys.prefix but (sys.prefix + "/lib/site-packages").

Do you have another idea to deploy easily ?  

many thanks

then, 

I develop a uv app which include his own py module. 

I'll define a myapp.pth file into site directory to declare my module's path into sys.path at uvsession start. 

so, I do this :

MYMODULEPATH = "accountName.path\\/filename" 
builtins.py=PyImport('builtins')
site.py=PyImport('site')
sitepackages = PyCallMethod(site.py,'getsitepackages')
sitepackages = PyCallMethod(builtins.py,'str',sitepackages)
convert ",[]'" to @am in sitepackages 
loop
    remove sitepack from sitepackages setting eos 
    if upcase(sitepack[13]) = 'SITE-PACKAGES' then 
       sitepack = trim(change(sitepack,'\\\\','\\'))
       openpath sitepack to f.sitepack then 
              write MYMODULEPATH on f.sitepack,'myapp.pth' 
              exit 
       end
while eos do repeat 
if sitepack = '' then print 'error: u2python site-packages not found'   

I use .../site-packges because on Linux, site does not search sys.prefix but (sys.prefix + "/lib/site-packages").

Do you have another idea to deploy easily ?  

many thanks