Installing pyexpander
Parts of pyexpander
pyexpander consists of scripts, python modules, documentation and configuration files.
pyexpander is available on pypi, as a debian or rpm package, as a tar.gz and zip file.
For Nix, a Flake package was created by Mathis Laroche <ecomath360@gmail.com> which is available here.
The following chapters describe how to install pyexpander.
Requirements
pyexpander requires python version 3 or newer.
pyexpander is tested on debian and Fedora linux distributions but should run on all linux distributions. It probably also runs on other flavours of unix, probably even MacOS, but this is not tested.
It may run on windows, escpecially the Cygwin environment, but this is also not tested.
Install from pypi with pip
In order to install pyexpander with pip, you use the command [1]:
pip3 install pyexpander
You find documentation for the usage of pip at Installing Python Modules.
Install from a debian package
There are packages for some of the recent debian versions. In order to see what debian version you use enter:
cat /etc/debian_version
Download the package here:
and install with:
dpkg -i <PACKAGENAME>
The packages may with other debian versions or debian package based distributions like ubuntu, but this is not tested.
Install from a rpm package
There are packages for some of the recent fedora versions. In order to see what fedora version you use enter:
cat /etc/fedora-release
Download the package here:
and install with:
rpm -ivh <PACKAGENAME>
The packages may work with other fedora versions or rpm package based distributions like, redhat, scientific linux or opensuse, but this was not tested.
Install from source
You should do this only if it is impossible to use one of the methods described above.
Download the *.tar.gz or *.whl file here:
Install with:
pip install <FILENAME>
For more information in pip and installing python modules see Installing Python Modules.