HQStage CLI
The HQStage
Python package provides a command line interface (CLI) for managing HQS Software Modules.
The motivation of this package is to have an easy-to-use entry point to get started with software developed by HQS on most systems without the need to perform a lot of manual installation steps.
Please start with the Getting started
section by reading the installation guide.
Features
The CLI tool comes with the following features:
- Automatic dependency management inside virtual environments
- Easily install HQStage Modules alongside other Python packages inside virtual environments
- Update HQStage Modules
- Automatic license management and download for HQStage Modules - no struggling with license files or other inconveniences
Contents
This user guide covers the following topics:
- Basic usage
- Setting and working with your HQStage licenses
- Installing and managing HQStage Modules
- Installing and managing additional pypi.org dependencies
- Running Python, IPython, and Jupyter Notebooks in your HQStage environments
Open-source software components
OSS components delivered with HQS Noise App
OSS components delivered with HQS Noise App
There are no OSS components directly delivered with the HQStage
package.
OSS components installed by the user
OSS components installed by the user
In the process of installing the package some OSS components are downloaded and installed via pip.
name | concluded_license | |
---|---|---|
0 | PyNaCl | Apache-2.0 |
1 | annotated-types | MIT |
2 | certifi | MPL-2.0 |
3 | cffi | MIT |
4 | charset-normalizer | MIT |
5 | click | BSD-3-Clause |
6 | configparser | MIT |
7 | hqstage | HQS |
8 | idna | BSD License |
9 | pip | PSF-2.0 |
10 | platformdirs | MIT |
11 | py-machineid | MIT |
12 | pycparser | BSD-3-Clause |
13 | pydantic | MIT |
14 | pydantic_core | MIT |
15 | requests | Apache-2.0 |
16 | setuptools | PSF-2.0 |
17 | shellingham | ISC |
18 | tomli | MIT |
19 | tomli_w | MIT |
20 | typing_extensions | PSF-2.0 |
21 | urllib3 | MIT |
22 | uv | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |