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minipip
Tool for installing distribution packages for MicroPython and CircuitPython.
Supports both upip-compatible packages, and regular pip-compatible packages (by using pip install –target …).
By default it prefers packages at micropython.org-s index. If the package or the required version is not found there, then it turns to PyPI.
If --port is given and rshell is available then it uploads the extracted files to the target device, otherwise it just extracts modules to a directory in the local filesystem. --target directory must be explicitly given in both cases. If target is at local filesystem, then makes sure data gets synced (useful, if target is a USB volume representing MicroPython or CircuitPython filesystem)
Installation
pip install minipip
Requires Python 3.6+. The only required dependencies are pip and setuptools (most likely already present). rshell is an optional dependency.
Usage examples
minipip install --port /dev/ttyACM0 --target /lib micropython-logging
minipip install --target G:\lib adafruit-circuitpython-ssd1306
minipip -h
minipip [-h] [-r [REQUIREMENT_FILE [REQUIREMENT_FILE ...]]] [-p [PORT]] -t TARGET_DIR [-i INDEX_URL] [-v] [-q] [--version] {install} [package_spec [package_spec ...]]
Meant for installing both upip and pip compatible distribution packages from PyPI and micropython.org/pi to a local directory, USB volume or directly to MicroPython filesystem over
serial connection (requires rshell).
positional arguments:
{install} Currently the only supported command is 'install'
package_spec Package specification, eg. 'micropython-os' or 'micropython-os>=0.6'
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-r [REQUIREMENT_FILE [REQUIREMENT_FILE ...]], --requirement [REQUIREMENT_FILE [REQUIREMENT_FILE ...]]
Install from the given requirements file.
-p [PORT], --port [PORT]
Serial port of the device (specify if you want minipip to upload the result to the device)
-t TARGET_DIR, --target TARGET_DIR
Target directory (on device, if port is given, otherwise local)
-i INDEX_URL, --index-url INDEX_URL
Custom index URL
-v, --verbose Show more details about the process
-q, --quiet Don't show non-error output
--version Show program version and exit
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