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How to install a Python package from github using Pycharm
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After loading the project (which was associated with the virtual environment that you want to update), | |
open PyCharm's Terminal window (Alt+F12, or View > Tool Windows > Terminal) and then use the following command: | |
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pip install git+URL_to_repository | |
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Where "URL_to_repository" is the package you want to install. | |
Example: | |
Let's say you want to install the kivy framework from "https://github.com/kivy/kivy". | |
Open this link in your browser and click the green button "Clone or download", then copy the URL. | |
After you copied the URL, you go to PyCharm, open your project with the desired virtual environment(venv) you want to update, | |
open PyCharm's Terminal window (Alt+F12, or View > Tool Windows > Terminal) and then use the following command: | |
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pip install git+https://github.com/kivy/kivy.git | |
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And thats it! | |
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