Environment Using Python¶
Application Data | |
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Package | jtenv |
Version | 3.0.14 |
Topic | Communications, Ham Radio |
Development Status | 2 - Beta |
Distributions | Windows, Linux, MacOS |
Arch | Any (x86-64 recommended) |
Python | Version >= 3.5 |
Dependencies | Standard Python Library |
Virtual Environment | Anaconda Python 2018.12 |
Description | Python application to list environment variables |
Development Status¶
This package is in Beta
. The package was tested using
Anaconda Python 2018.12 with a default virtual environment creation e.g.
(conda create -n jtsdk-py
).
Description¶
Simple Python script to print various environment variables associated with JTSDK-Tools
Requirements¶
- If running JTSDK-Tools, install Install Anaconda Python if you've not done so.
- Any Python version >= 3.5, virtual or native installation
- No special modules or distributions are required.
Installation¶
During Beta
testing, installation will pull yhe application from
test.pypi.org. After Beta
testing, the package will be moved to the main
PyPi repository where it will remain.
Open a condole, and type the following:
# If using JTSDK-Tools, active jtsdk-py first
conda activate jtsdk-py
# Install command: note the space after trailing /
pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ jtenv
Usage¶
Provides:
1. Sets up application directories based on Windows, Linux, or Darwin FSH
2. Prints Java, User, System, and JTSDK Environment variables
usage: jtenv [-h] [-a] [-j] [-s] [-S] [-u] [-z] [-v]
Print Environment Variables
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --all List all variables
-j, --java Java related variables
-s, --system System variables and exit
-S, --setup Creates JTSDK-Tools folders
-u, --user User variables and exit
-z, --jtsdk JTSDK-Tools variables
-v, --version The application version number
Uninstall¶
Open a condole, and type the following:
# If using JTSDK-Tools, active jtsdk-py first
conda activate jtsdk-py
# Uninstall command
pip uninstall jtenv