Anaconda repository command line interfaceΒΆ
The Anaconda repository product from Continuum Analytics consists of a number of components, that can be installed and used individually. This page describes how to install and use them.
As a convention, all packages and commands which are part of the Anaconda repository product, share the common ‘cas’ prefix, which is short for Continuum Anaconda Server.
All packages are installed using the conda
command, which is part
of the Miniconda installer. The packages only support 64-bit Linux.
This is how you install the 64-bit Miniconda:
wget http://repo.continuum.io/miniconda/Miniconda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
bash Miniconda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
...
You will need to reboot the terminal before you can use conda commands. Ther conda file is a binary that resides in ~/miniconda2/bin and “Prepending PATH=/root/miniconda2/bin to PATH in /root/.bashrc” indicates that the directory has been added to the PATH variable in the terminal. Every terminal has a PATH, which is the list of places it looks for programs when you try to use a command such as conda.
Type:
conda info
The info command displays useful system configuration information.
In order to install any of the packages below, you first need to add a
token protected channel to your ~/.condarc
file:
conda config --add channels https://conda.binstar.org/t/<TOKEN>/anaconda-server/
Once you purchase Anaconda repository you will receive the <TOKEN>
from us.