- #Setting up python for mac install
- #Setting up python for mac update
- #Setting up python for mac code
If MySQL does not work, try the following to completely reset the database - Warning: you will lose all your data. To secure it run: mysql_secure_installation MySQL is configured to only allow connections from localhost by default To connect run: mysql -uroot To have launchd start mysql now and restart at login: brew services start mysql Or, if you don't want/need a background service you can just run: rver start To start MySQL: rver start and then connect: mysql -uroot We've installed your MySQL database without a root password.
#Setting up python for mac install
Install MySQL: brew install mysql, which installs MySQL without a password. Just download the installation package and install Setup MySQL locally I often install Jupyter in the virtual environment by including it in the requirement.txt file aforementioned. If you want to use add a virtual environment to the system-wide Jupyter, you can follow the tutorial To set up a system-wide juypter using pip or pip3: You can check out my other repo for an example: Setup Jupyter To create a virtual environment: - go to the folder of the project - generate a venv folder for the virtual environment: $ python3 -m venv venv - activate the environment: $ source venv/bin/activate - install packages only in the newly created environment (a requirement.txt file is often used to include the packages): $ pip install -r requirements.txt To create a virtual environment: - go to the folder of the project - generate a venv folder for the virtual environment: $ virtualenv venv - activate the environment: $ source venv/bin/activate - install packages only in the newly created environment (a requirement.txt file is often used to include the packages): $ pip install -r requirements.txt Once completed, try the following two commands to verify: $ git config -global user.name Harry Wang $ git config -global user.email your GitHub password in Git: Setup Virtual Environment If you want to use a specific python version within a specific folder, go to that folder and set a local python version: pyenv local 3.7.9 Setup Github To make the above command work after reboot, run vim ~/.zshrcĪnd add eval "$(pyenv init -path)" to the file. You may also need to do the following to make sure the pyenv python will be executed instead of the Mac default one: eval "$(pyenv init -path)" Then, check the python versions installed: $ pyenv versions system 3.7.9 * 3.8.1 (set by /Users/harrywang/.pyenv/version) 3.9.0 Set the global python version: $ pyenv global 3.8.1 Install a specific python version (choose from the list above): pyenv install 3.8.1
#Setting up python for mac update
It’s much easier to manage different versions of python using pyenv ( ), which you can install using: brew update brew install pyenvĬheck the different python versions you can install: pyenv install -list
usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL )" Setup Python This is how I set up Mac for Python development and data analysis.
#Setting up python for mac code
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