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Python app Installation
Step-by-step guide to installation with Python.
Integrate our
Jet Bridge
plugin with Python installation. You can place it behind your VPN, in your own VPC, and works locally. We won’t get access to your data, however, you will still receive updates normally.
Requirements:
Python 2.7 or 3.4+
pip
- package manager for Python
Any of the following SQL Databases:
PostgreSQL
MySQL
SQLite
Oracle
Microsoft SQL Server
Firebird
Sybase
localhost
or
web server
with an external IP
Installation
1.
Install Python
2.7 or 3.4+ (comes with
pip
).
2. Install jet_bridge package using
pip
or update it from the command line as follows:
1
pip
install
jet_bridge -U
2
# or for Python 3
3
pip3
install
jet_bridge -U
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3. Install an appropriate database adapter and libraries:
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# for PostgreSQL
2
pip
install
psycopg2
3
4
# for PostgreSQL + PosGIS
5
pip
install
GeoAlchemy2
==
0.6
.2
6
pip
install
Shapely
==
1.6
.4
7
8
# for MySQL
9
pip
install
mysqlclient
10
11
# for MSSQL
12
pip
install
pyodbc
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4. Run Jet Bridge from the command line as shown below:
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# for Ubuntu/MacOS/Linux/etc (UNIX systems)
2
PROJECT
=
{{
project_name
}}
TOKEN
=
{{
token
}}
jet_bridge
3
4
# for Windows
5
set
PROJECT
=
{{
Project Name
}}
&&
set
TOKEN
=
{{
Token
}}
&&
jet_bridge
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{Project Name} and {Token}
is automatically generated when you connect resource.
If you are using
Jet Bridge
just for HTTP requests (and not SQL) you can use
Project Token
as value for {Token}.
This command creates a config if you run it for the first time.
After filling all required options you can now run Jet Bridge by executing the command once again:
1
jet_bridge
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5. Finish your project installation by opening this link in your browser (usually, it opens automatically):
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http://localhost:8888/api/register/
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localhost
is your
Jet Bridge
HOST and
8888
is its PORT.
If you want to run Jet Bridge on a different host or port, read the instructions on the
Configuration page
.
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