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Feature request: Conda package #411

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villares opened this issue Dec 21, 2022 · 5 comments
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Feature request: Conda package #411

villares opened this issue Dec 21, 2022 · 5 comments

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@villares
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I see many projects that have "non-python" dependencies, like is the case of GLFW for p5py, to use Anaconda/miniconda as an install option, as it is able to install more stuff in your system, in a single step.

Have you considered having a conda package?

@tushar5526
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Hey, nice idea. I think this will make the installation process easier, given we have external skia dependencies as well. Thoughts @ziyaointl

@ziyaointl
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Yeah I think that's a good idea! I'm not very familiar with conda myself, but I'm happy to try out the installation on multiple platforms if someone opens a PR for this.

@marimeireles
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That is possible as conda forge supports GLFW. Should be a straightforward process!

@SarthakNikhal
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I can try creating a conda package. can you assign this issue to me and explain what should the conda package do

@tushar5526
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tushar5526 commented Dec 6, 2023

Hey, I have not played around with conda packages much but I believe it should solve the problem of manually installing external libraries viz glfw. Accepted solution would be to have a package that installs p5py and all the external "non-python" dependencies. You can refer the comments above as well.

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