问题
I'm trying to figure out how I can install a python package that doesn't have a setup.py file with pip. (package in question is http://code.google.com/p/django-google-analytics/)
Normally I would just checkout the code from the repo and symlink into my site-packages, but I'm trying to get my whole environment frozen into a pip requirements file for easy deployment and testing.
Any ideas?
回答1:
You can't. PIP installs Python packages. That's not a Python package. I've heard that the Django community in general doesn't make much packages, which makes things like what you are trying to do tricky. But that could be wrong.
If you want to freeze your environment you might want to look into Buildout. Other options in this case is to use an svn:external.
回答2:
Fork the repo and add a working setup.py. Then send a pull request to the author.
Oh, it's on Google Code. Well then, file a bug and post a patch.
If the author refuses to make their code into an installable Python distribution (never happened to me), just host your fork somewhere and put that in your requirements file.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2204811/pip-install-a-python-package-without-a-setup-py-file