pip qt widget to install new python modules from within your python environment.
Show the window:
import pip_qt
widget = pip_qt.show()
⚠️ WARNING, since this runs in Qt, you might get bugs when trying to (un)install or update the active Qt bindings. or any package that has a Qt binding as (indirect) dependency
--index-url http://my.package.repo/simple/ SomePackage
instead of SomePackage
--target C:/target-path
, so don't add that, instead fill in the target field--upgrade package-name
in the text field & click install-e C:/local-package-path
in the text field & click installPackageName
in package field.A local editable install speeds up your development.
Changes to your scripts in your IDE are automatically loaded in your app (after app restart or importlib.reload
).
-e path/to/packaged/repo
(ensure your local repo has a pyproject.toml
or setup.py
)See all installed packages, their versions, and location
developed on Windows, Mac support in progress
pip-search
(optional, used for search, type pip-search
and click install)let me know here if you find a similar project, and I'll link it below: