Install PostgreSQL with pip install pgvenv
pgvenv is a Python package that embeds a fully isolated PostgreSQL installation
in your virtual environmnent.
pip install pgvenv
PostgreSQL will be built from source,
using --prefix=$VENVPATH.
Its binaries (psql,pg_config,postgres etc.)
will be put under venv/bin along with the pip, python3 binaries.
python3.11 -m venv ./venv
PGVERSION=17.4 CFLAGS="-O2" PGCONFIGUREFLAGS="--without-icu" \
./venv/bin/pip install pgvenv
You can now use your favorite scripts
./venv/bin/pg_config --version # PostgreSQL 17.4
./venv/bin/initdb ./pgdata
./venv/bin/postgres -D ./pgdata
Installation
This requires:
- Autoreconf
- The normal C compiler toolchain, such as gcc and make.
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