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Re: [Health] Installing GNU Health on Trisquel 8
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Mathias Behrle |
Subject: |
Re: [Health] Installing GNU Health on Trisquel 8 |
Date: |
Tue, 2 Jul 2019 15:55:55 +0200 |
* Luis Falcon: " Re: [Health] Installing GNU Health on Trisquel 8" (Tue, 2 Jul
2019 11:37:07 +0100):
> The GNU Health installer contains the list of the requires python
> packages:
>
> # Python packages
> local PIP_LXML="lxml"
> local PIP_RELATORIO="relatorio"
> local PIP_WRAPT="wrapt"
> local PIP_WERKZEUG="werkzeug"
> local PIP_DATEUTIL="python-dateutil"
> local PIP_PSYCOPG2="psycopg2"
> local PIP_PYTZ="pytz"
> local PIP_LDAP="python-ldap"
> local PIP_VOBJECT="vobject"
> local PIP_QRCODE="qrcode"
> local PIP_PYBARCODE="python-barcode"
> local PIP_SIX="six"
> local PIP_PILLOW="Pillow"
> local PIP_CALDAV="caldav"
> local PIP_POLIB="polib"
> local PIP_SQL="python-sql"
> local PIP_STDNUM="python-stdnum"
> local PIP_SIMPLEEVAL="simpleeval"
> local PIP_CONFIGPARSER="configparser"
> local PIP_WEBDAV3="pywebdav3-gnuhealth"
> local PIP_BCRYPT="bcrypt"
> local PIP_NUMPY="numpy"
> local PIP_UNOCONV="unoconv"
>
> The GH installer places these packages locally (under $HOME/.local)
>
> You could of course encapsulate all packages and their
> dependencies on .deb package for GNU Health that includes all the
> dependencies.
Not really. At least pywebdav3-gnuhealth is packaged neither in Debian nor in
Ubuntu to my knowledge.
Probably a script downloading the source of those dependencies and running
setuptools (as a drop-in/replacement for install_python_dependencies() in
the installer) would be the easiest way.
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