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How to install appypi

  1. Download and install ActivePython
  2. Open Command Prompt
  3. Type pypm install appypi
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version 0.2.0 on Dec 17th, 2012

appypi is a terminal-based Python Package Index package manager. Each app installed through appypi is sandboxed in an individual virtualenv and usable from the user space. No root access is required to install an app. appypi in NOT a replacement for pip or easy_install. Actually, it uses pip intensively to manage package installations.

appypi creates launchers into the user ~/bin directory. These launchers mimic the package behavior in terms of what commands can be called. For example, appypi will create a django-admin.py launcher when installing the django package, and a fab launcher when installing the Fabric package. This way, you can use the package as if it was installed with pip directly.

appypi won't install a package if it finds it in your path already. It is your duty to take care of these external installations before using appypi.

Installing a package:

$ appypi install django
Looking for django...
Found Django version 1.4.2
Installing...
Install successful!

Upgrading a package:

$ appypi upgrade django
Upgrading: Django (1.3 => 1.4.2)

Removing a package:

$ appypi remove django
These packages will be REMOVED:

    Django

Do you want to continue? [y/n]y
Package Django has been removed.

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Last updated Dec 17th, 2012

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