Install Neptune#
Prerequisites#
Software | Version | Website |
---|---|---|
Python | 3.7+ |
python.org/downloads |
pip or conda | - |
Installation#
To install the Neptune client library, open a terminal and enter the following command:
Installing through Anaconda Navigator
To find neptune, you may need to update your channels and index.
- In the Navigator, select Environments.
- In the package view, click Channels.
- Click Add..., enter
conda-forge
, and click Update channels. - In the package view, click Update index... and wait until the update is complete. This can take several minutes.
- You should now be able to search for neptune.
Note: The displayed version may be outdated. The latest version of the package will be installed.
Note: On Bioconda, there is a "neptune" package available which is not the neptune.ai client library. Make sure to specify the "conda-forge" channel when installing neptune.ai.
Where to enter the command
- Linux: Command line
- macOS: Terminal app
- Windows: PowerShell or Command Prompt
- Jupyter Notebook: In a cell, prefixed with an exclamation mark:
! your-command-here
Upgrading with neptune-client
already installed
Important: To smoothly upgrade to the 1.0
version of the Neptune client library, first uninstall the neptune-client
library and then install neptune
.
Additional setup#
- If you haven't already, sign up for an account at neptune.ai/register.
- Make sure to save your Neptune credentials as environment variables.
Need more help with getting started?
The Neptune tutorial walks you through the complete setup process and all the Neptune essentials.
Installing from GitHub#
You can install with pip from GitHub:
You can also clone the neptune-client repository and then install with: