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Python Packages @ Coding:

Packages are the files for adding an external modules. In Python 3.4 PIP is installed with Python by default.

How to Check?

  • Wondering if you have PIP installed? Open your termainl /console and do: 
pip --version

Install Guide:

Go to https://pypi.org/project/pip/ or Click Here.

Installing a Package:

  • To install a package do pip install then the package name.

Tip

Most packages tend to have documentation on how to install their package. We reccomend you find it and follow their documentation.

Virtual Environments:

Getting an error message or a warning message about Virtual Environments? Well then you need to setup Virtual Environments. Simply enter the commands below. 

$ cd your-working-directory
$ python3 -m venv bot-env
$ myenv\Scripts\activate.bat # Activate your environmen (For Windows Users).
$ source myenv/bin/activate # Activate your environment.
- To activate your environment do: source myenv/bin/activate - If your are on Windows though do: $ myenv\Scripts\activate.bat

Warning

You will need to re-install your Python Packages after activating your Virtual Environment(s).

  • If you have a requirements.txt simply do: pip install -r requirements.txt.

Info

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