backyard/automamba

works on Windows and Linux, however Linux does not automatically acquire a compiler like Windows does (not yet at least!).

if you want to change the packages installed by default, you'll need to edit the main_packages and pypi_packages arrays within the script.

examples

• automamba hello.py invoke python to execute a local python file. a new environment will be created if none have been made.
• automamba -c 'print("Hello, world!")' same as the above, but with the program given on the command-line instead.
• automamba --create create a new environment. do this once in a while to keep your packages up to date.
• AM_ENV=aws automamba --create -c conda-forge 'awscli>=2,<3' create an environment called "aws" and install awscli version 2 from the conda-forge channel.
• AM_ENV=aws automamba -m awscli ec2 describe-instances run an AWS command using the previously created environment.
• automamba --pip install scipybiteopt==1.2 invoke pip to build and install a package. MSVC will be installed if it isn't already, since this example requires a C++ compiler.
• automamba --mamba repoquery depends pip invoke mamba to look up dependencies.
• automamba --wheel execute ./setup.py with bdist_wheel as an argument. this configures environment variables similarly to the --pip command. (this command will probably be removed in the near future)