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Windows: C:\Users\\Documents\FME\Plugins\Python\python.fme python -m pip install six -target ~/Library/Application\ Support/FME/Plugins/Pythonįor "non-universal" packages, the destination folder should be: fme python -m pip install six -system -target ~/.fme/Plugins/Python Windows: fme.exe python -m pip install six -target C:\Users\\Documents\FME\Plugins\Python.macOS: ~/Library/Application\ Support/FME/Plugins/Pythonįor example, to install the "six" Python Compatibility Library:.

Windows: C:\Users\\Documents\FME\Plugins\Python.For "universal" packages, the destination folder should be:

is the folder in which to install the Python package. is the name of the Python package to install. fme python -m pip install -system -target

Windows: fme.exe python -m pip install -target.

To invoke pip to install a Python package dll files.īecause FME ships the pip package management system with its Python interpreter, it is possible to install these Python packages for use in FME using pip. Generally these packages contain binaries such as.

Non-universal packages that contain files that are tied to specific versions of Python.

py files that work with different versions of Python. There may be times when a Python script may require the use of Python packages not included with FME. Setup.py and run the install: python setup.Installing Python Packages to FME Desktop Or, if you have a requirements.txt file that lists necessary dependencies: pip install -user -r requirements.txt Installing via modules via setup.py to your home directoryĭownload and untar or unzip the module you would like to install.Ĭd into the module directory that contains Once you have configured your PYTHONPATH as described above, you can install packages locallyīy adding the -user flag when calling pip: pip install -user PACKAGE_NAME_HERE Installing modules via pip to your home directory Run this command to update the PYTHONPATH for the current session: source ~/.bash_profile PYTHONPATH="$PYTHONPATH:~/lib/python2.7/site-packages/" > ~/.bash_profile ~/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ like this: echo export These first two steps only need to be done once.Īppend your. This article assumes you are logged into a CETS managed Linux machine (Eniac, a lab machine, graduate workstation, etc). How do I install a Python module for use on Linux systems at SEAS?