View source: R/ifcb_py_install.R
ifcb_py_install | R Documentation |
This function sets up the Python environment for iRfcb
. By default, it creates and activates a Python virtual environment (venv
) named "iRfcb" and installs the required Python packages from the "requirements.txt" file.
Alternatively, users can opt to use the system Python instead of creating a virtual environment by setting use_venv = FALSE
(not recommended).
ifcb_py_install(
envname = "~/.virtualenvs/iRfcb",
use_venv = TRUE,
packages = NULL
)
envname |
A character string specifying the name of the virtual environment to create. Default is "~/.virtualenvs/iRfcb". |
use_venv |
Logical. If |
packages |
A character vector of additional Python packages to install. If NULL (default), only the packages from "requirements.txt" are installed. |
This function requires Python to be available on the system. It uses the reticulate
package to
manage Python environments and packages.
The USE_IRFCB_PYTHON
environment variable can be set to automatically activate an
installed Python venv named iRfcb
when the iRfcb
package is loaded.
Ensure that the iRfcb
venv is installed in reticulate::virtualenv_root()
and available via reticulate::virtualenv_list()
(see examples). You can set
USE_IRFCB_PYTHON
to "TRUE"
in your .Renviron
file to enable automatic setup.
For more details, see the package README
at https://europeanifcbgroup.github.io/iRfcb/#python-dependency.
No return value. This function is called for its side effect of configuring the Python environment.
## Not run:
# Define the name of the virtual environment in your virtual_root directory
envpath <- file.path(reticulate::virtualenv_root(), "iRfcb")
# Install the iRfcb Python venv in your virtual_root directory
ifcb_py_install(envname = envpath)
# Install the iRfcb Python environment with additional packages
ifcb_py_install(envname = envpath, packages = c("numpy", "plotly"))
# Use system Python instead of a virtual environment
ifcb_py_install(envname = envpath, use_venv = FALSE)
## End(Not run)
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