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How to install python libs on a Azure website (if you develop on a non windows system)
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1. Installing Win7 Unimate on a VirtualBox. | |
2. Then install Visual studio 2008. | |
3. Installing PyTools for Visual Studio... FAILS NEED Visual studio 2013. | |
4. Install Visual Studio 2013, FAIL NEED newer windows. | |
5. Install WIn7 SP1. | |
6. Installing Visual studio 2013 express for web. | |
7. Installing PyTools for Visual studio 2013... FAIL your version of Visual studio is not supported… | |
8. Installing Visual studio 2013 Update 2 | |
9. Installing Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 ... KERNEL PANIC! | |
10. Continuing Installing Visual studio 2013 Update 2 | |
11. Installing PyTools for Visual studio 2013 | |
12. Create an Python enviroment with wisual studio and install all the required packages into /site-packages/. | |
13. Install Git, clone the repo used on Azsure web, add the /site-packages/ to the repo. Commit and push. | |
14. Figure out that you need to use Python 32bit for building certain libs. | |
15. Commit and push again. | |
16. ??????? | |
17. Profit! |
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