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1) I am looking for a list of modules that come default with FME 2020.2 install.

2) What is the default directory for python and python modules?

Thank you,

Tyler

FME2020.2

 

Best answer by rahulsharma

Hi @townest​ 

FME Python directory is located here FME_HOME\\python ( so on my machine its C:\\Program Files\\FME_2020.2\\python)

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Hi @townest​ 

FME Python directory is located here FME_HOME\\python ( so on my machine its C:\\Program Files\\FME_2020.2\\python)


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Hi @townest​ 

FME Python directory is located here FME_HOME\\python ( so on my machine its C:\\Program Files\\FME_2020.2\\python)

Thank you.


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Hi @townest​ 

You should be able to use the pip list functionality to get a list of modules that comes with an FME install.

In Windows Command Prompt, enter (substitute <FME_HOME> for the FME install directory ): 

<FME_HOME>\fme.exe python -m pip list

Note the output does not include the Python standard library.


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Hi @townest​ 

You should be able to use the pip list functionality to get a list of modules that comes with an FME install.

In Windows Command Prompt, enter (substitute <FME_HOME> for the FME install directory ): 

<FME_HOME>\fme.exe python -m pip list

Note the output does not include the Python standard library.

Great.  That was part one of the question.  I'll give that a go.  Thank you.