2sit12023, 10.01 Instaling — dtscretize 0.10.0 documentation = Pidiscretize ‘ft > Getting Started > Installing Installing Which Python? Currently, discretize is tested on python 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11. We recommend that you use the latest version of Python available on Anaconda. Installing Python Python is available on all major operating systems, but if you are getting started with python it is best to use a package manager such as Anaconda. You can download the package manager and use it to install the dependencies above. © Note When using Continuum Anaconda, make sure to run: conda update conda conda update anaconda Dependencies discretize ’s runtime requirements are: + numpy 1.22.4 (or greater) + scipy 1.8 (or greater) Additional functionality is provided when the following optional packages are installed: + matplotlib + pyvista Skip to main content htipsildiscretize.simpeg xyz/en/mainicortentinstling hem! 132sit12023, 10.01 Instaling — dtscretize 0.10.0 documentation + omf We also recommend installing: + pymatsolver 0.1.2 (or greater) Installing discretize discretize is available on conda-forge and using the conda (or manba ) package manager is our recommended way of installing discretize’: conda install -c conda-forge discretize discretize is also available on pypi: pip install discretize There are currently pre-built wheels for windows available on pypi, but other operating systems will require a build. Installing from Source © Attention Install discretize from the source code only if you need to run the development version, Otherwise it's usually better to install it from conda-forge . As discretize contains several compiled extensions and is not a pure python pacakge, installing discretize from the source code requires a C/C++ compiler capable of using a C++ 17 standard discretize uses a pyproject.toml file to define the build and install steps. As such there is no setup.py file to run. You must use pip to install discretize . As long as you have an available compiler you should be able to install discretize from the source as: pip install . Skip to main content htipsildiscretize.simpeg xyz/en/mainicortentinstling hem! 28.2sit12023, 10.01 Instaling — dtscretize 0.10.0 documentation Editable Installs If you are an active developer of discretize , and find yourself modifying the code often, you might want to install it from source, in an editable installation. discretize uses meson-python to build the external modules and install the package. As such, there are a few extra steps to take. First, make sure you have the runtime dependencies installed in your environment (see Dependencies listed above). Then you must install some packages needed to build discretize in your environment. You can do so with pip: pip install meson-python meson ninja cython setuptools_scn Or with conda (or manba ): conda install -c conda-forge meson-python meson ninja cython setuptools_scm This will allow you to use the build backend required by discretize. Finally, you should then be able to perform an editable install using the source code: pip install --no-build-isolation This builds and installs the local directory to your active python environment in an “editable” mode; when source code is changed, you will be able to make use of it immediately. It also builds against the packages installed in your environment instead of creating and isolated environment to build a wheel for the package. Testing your installation Head over to the sphx_glr_examples and download and run any of the notebooks or python scripts. Previous Next Why discretize? Additional Resources Created using Sphinx 7.2.6. Built with the PyData Sphinx Theme 0.13.3 htips:ilciscretize.simpeg xyz/en/mainicontentinstling hem! 33