Installation
Installation via pip
CircuitQ can be installed by using python’s package manager pip
:
pip install circuitq
Installation via conda
If you are using the Anaconda distribution, you may want to avoid mixing pip
and conda
, due to a different handling of dependencies of those installers 1. CircuitQ can also be installed using conda
via the conda-forge channel.
You could either first add conda-forge to your installation channels and subsequently install CircuitQ by
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda install circuitq
or you can state the channel directly for the installation:
conda install -c conda-forge circuitq
- 1
The situation improved with conda version 4.6.0 which provides the experimental
pip_interop_enabled
feature. However best practice is still to avoid mixing conda and pip if possible.
Installation via GitHub
Alternatively, you can clone CircuitQ’s repository at GitHub and run one of the following commands inside the projects main directory:
python setup.py develop
This is recomended for developers as it keeps the package up to date, or:
pip install .