Installation of the 2021 GEOframe environment on Linux
Credits to: Martin Morlot,
martin.morlot@unitn.it
1) Install anaconda & openjdk-8:
check https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/linux/
and https://openjdk.java.net/install/
for instuctions for your distributions
2) create GeoFrame folder and change
directory to it (in terminal):
mkdir GeoFrame
cd GeoFrame
3) Clone python4GEOframe github repository (in terminal):
git clone
git@github.com:geoframecomponents/python4GEOframe.git
4) Download, oms-console, Ex01 and notebook test using your browser:
https://alm.engr.colostate.edu/cb/wiki/16961
- unzip them inside the Geoframe folder
using your choice of file-extractor for the purpose.
5) Change directory to where you cloned
python4GEOframe, and to anaconda_envs (using previously opened terminal):
cd
python4GEOframe/Anaconda_envs
6)Activate
anaconda in linux (in a terminal):
source /opt/anaconda/bin/activate root
7) Create environment for geoframe:
conda env create -f geoframe_rossano.yaml
(will take some time)
8) activate the environmental created:
conda activate geoframe_rossano
9) set your conda java_home
export
JAVA_HOME=~/.conda/envs/geoframe_rossano/jre/
10) execute console.sh in new terminal:
cd
GeoFrame/oms-3.6.28-console
./console.sh
11) set
/home/$USERNAME/.conda/envs/geoframe_rossano/jre/ while replacing $USERNAME
with your username in the OMS console
java home setting as in the instructions slides (slide 11)
12) run ex_1 as in the instructions slides
that you can find at https://osf.io/xes9y/ (slide 12, 13) to check that it
works.
13) run the notebook excercise: open jupyter
notebook with your preferred jupyter editor (ie. Vscode, spyder) set
interpreter to conda env created python (
~/.conda/envs/geoframe_rossano/bin/python3) then run the notebook as specified
in the instructions (slide 17)
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