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Revision as of 09:54, 22 December 2013
Python 2.7 is provided in the "jolla" repository, and can be installed using pkcon:
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pkcon install python
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Python 3
Python 3.3 is provided in the mer-python3 repository. This can be added using ssu, and then installed using pkcon:
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ssu addrepo mer-python3 http://repo.merproject.org/obs/mer-python3/latest_armv7hl/ -
ssu updaterepos -
pkcon refresh -
pkcon install python3-base
Python and Qt 5
There are currently two options for developing Python Qt 5 apps on Sailfish OS: PyOtherSide and PyQt. PySide does not currently support Qt5.
PyOtherSide
PyOtherSide homepage | PyOtherSide on github
- Requires Python 3.
- Available in
mer-python3repo. - Will be supported in Jolla Harbour "soon" [1][2].
After adding the mer-python3 repo, the PyOtherSide QML plugin can be installed using pkcon:
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pkcon install pyotherside-qml-plugin-python3-qt5
PyQt
PyQt homepage | PyQt for Sailfish OS on OpenRepos.net
- Available from OpenRepos.net [3].
- Not supported in Jolla Harbour.
PyQt can be installed by adding the sailfish_libs repo:
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ssu addrepo sailfish_libs http://sailfish.openrepos.net/sailfish_lib/personal/main -
ssu updaterepos -
pkcon refresh -
pkcon install pyqt
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