Python Libraries on FME Cloud
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sorry, I don't think that's possible without the intervention of Safe.
Contact their support (https://safecommunity.force.com/knowledgeSubmitCase) and ask.
David
I have gotten this to work recently without intervention.
Firstly, download the python source code for the library you want to upload (i.e. don't pip install it).
On a linux machine (I used ubuntu-14.04.3-desktop-amd64 on a virtual machine), compile the library by navigating the library root folder and
sudo python setup.py install
It will display the site-packages folder that it creates the library files in.
What you will need to do after this is upload the entire library folder (for example pandas) to the Resources>Engine>Plugins>Python>Python27 folder on FME Cloud. Navigate to that folder, highlight Python27, then click "upload" in the top left of the resources container. Once there upload the folder. Now you can call it as you would normally in your python script using
import- 8391 replies
I have gotten this to work recently without intervention.
Firstly, download the python source code for the library you want to upload (i.e. don't pip install it).
On a linux machine (I used ubuntu-14.04.3-desktop-amd64 on a virtual machine), compile the library by navigating the library root folder and
sudo python setup.py install
It will display the site-packages folder that it creates the library files in.
What you will need to do after this is upload the entire library folder (for example pandas) to the Resources>Engine>Plugins>Python>Python27 folder on FME Cloud. Navigate to that folder, highlight Python27, then click "upload" in the top left of the resources container. Once there upload the folder. Now you can call it as you would normally in your python script using
importThanks for posting, this functionality has indeed been much improved since my original reply.
+20- Safer
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Here are some instructions I wrote up previously.
Example
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyExecJS
Instructions
FME Desktop:
- Open command prompt
- cd to directory with where setup.py is located
- Windows: fme.exe python easy_install PyExecJs
- Linux: fme python easy_install PyExecJs
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zi09xcgus1ysten/Screenshot%202015-08-28%2017.24.49.png?dl=0
FME Server:
- Use FME Desktop to install your package.
- Find the Python site-packages directory
- Windows: (FMEDir)\\python\\python27 (?)
- Mac: /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages
- locate the directory that contains the init.pyc and main.pyc files for your package
- Open Web UI > Resources > Engine > Plugins > python > python27
- Upload the directory with the .pyc files.
+15- Contributor
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Here are some instructions I wrote up previously.
Example
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyExecJS
Instructions
FME Desktop:
- Open command prompt
- cd to directory with where setup.py is located
- Windows: fme.exe python easy_install PyExecJs
- Linux: fme python easy_install PyExecJs
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zi09xcgus1ysten/Screenshot%202015-08-28%2017.24.49.png?dl=0
FME Server:
- Use FME Desktop to install your package.
- Find the Python site-packages directory
- Windows: (FMEDir)\\python\\python27 (?)
- Mac: /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages
- locate the directory that contains the init.pyc and main.pyc files for your package
- Open Web UI > Resources > Engine > Plugins > python > python27
- Upload the directory with the .pyc files.
Does this methode work for FME Cloud (and R)?
Does this methode work for FME Cloud (and R)?