Installation with pip¶
When installing Pyrocko through pip we do not allow the installer to
resolve dependencies automatically. We think it is up to you, to decide which
prerequisites to install with the system’s native package manager and which
ones to install through pip.
Install from PyPI (Python Package Index)¶
Tagged builds are available for download from https://pypi.python.org/.
Note
Pyrocko’s build depends on Python and NumPy development header files, please install those through your system’s package manager. Please see System specific installation instructions for more information.
Warning
Dependency for Qt is not resolved, please use your system package manager to install _PyQt4_ or _PyQt5_! For more information see System specific installation instructions
# Install build requirements
sudo apt-get install python3-dev python3-numpy
sudo pip install pyrocko
# Install requirements
sudo pip install numpy>=1.8 scipy pyyaml matplotlib progressbar2 future jinja2 requests PyOpenGL
User local installation (no sudo)¶
If you want to install Pyrocko in a user environment without root access you
can use pip to manage the installation as well:
pip allows to install into user’s home directory - dangerous for system integrity¶# We assume the build requirements are already installed, see above
pip install pyrocko
# Install requirements
pip install numpy>=1.8 scipy pyyaml matplotlib progressbar2 future jinja2 requests PyOpenGL
Install latest version with pip¶
If you want to install or update to the latest version of Pyrocko available on
git.pyrocko.org (master
branch) you can use pip to install directly from the repository:
sudo pip install git+https://git.pyrocko.org/pyrocko/pyrocko.git