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[Solved] how to install Python packages


Layneee

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I'm sorry if this is a silly question, i'm a total beginner on running Python on a web server.

I'd like to run a Python script that requires some packages (such as Numpy, tensorflow, keras).

Is it possible to install them on the Python version installed on the server? How do i do that?

Locally i'm just giving the location of the Python version with all the package installed in the first line of the script (#F!:\Programs\Anaconda\envs\tensorflow\python.exe), how can i replicate it in the web server?

 

I saw a lot of posts about it but didn't find the answers.

Thanks in advance.

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I think someone else already has those packages?

I don't know what server you're on so check these links if they are already exist.

If the name of the package is there, its written next to the link.

 

Tommy 2.7 - None

Tommy 3.7 - Numpy 

 

Ricky 2.7 - Numpy

Ricky 3.6 - Numpy 

 

 

Johnny is down

 

@Krydos The ricky 2.7 link still shows Tommy /bin/python installed modules:[/size]

Edited by Krydos
tommy has python 3.7 now
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I think someone else already has those packages?

I don't know what server you're on so check these links if they are already exist.

If the name of the package is there, its written next to the link.

 

Tommy 2.7 - None

Tommy 3.7 - Numpy 

 

Ricky 2.7 - Numpy

Ricky 3.6 - Numpy 

 

 

Johnny is down

 

@Krydos The ricky 2.7 link still shows Tommy /bin/python installed modules:[/size]

 

I'm in Tommy.

There's only the Numpy package unluckily, is there any way to get the others?

Edited by Krydos
tommy has python 3.7 now
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What are the exact packages needed, and what Python version are they needed for?

So the version i'd need is the 3.6 (which is already installed) with the following packages:

  • OS and random (which should come with the default version of Python
  • Numpy (which is already installed)
  • tensorflow
  • keras
  • skimage (also called scikit-image)

Thanks for the help!

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