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Faph: /* Option 1: Using conda execute */

2015-10-23T10:05:10Z

Option 1: Using conda execute

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	# channels:		# channels:
	# - nsis		# - nsis
	# run_with: ./makensis		# run_with: makensis

	; NSIS source as usual ...		; NSIS source as usual ...

Faph: /* How to use Conda */

2015-10-20T08:45:59Z

How to use Conda

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	# channels:		# channels:
	# - nsis		# - nsis
	# run_with: makensis		# run_with: ./makensis

	; NSIS source as usual ...		; NSIS source as usual ...

Faph at 08:39, 20 October 2015

2015-10-20T08:39:09Z

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	[http://conda.pydata.org Conda] is a cross-language package and environment manager. It can be used to install NSIS itself and various plugins and header files.		[http://conda.pydata.org Conda] is a cross-language package and environment manager. It can be used to install NSIS itself and various plugins and header files.


	== Why use Conda for building NSIS installers? ==		== Why use Conda for building NSIS installers? ==
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	Conda typically runs scripts in isolated environments. Configuring continuous integration or build servers is straightforward.		Conda typically runs scripts in isolated environments. Configuring continuous integration or build servers is straightforward.


	== How to use Conda ==		== How to use Conda ==
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	# Using 'conda execute'		# Using 'conda execute'
	# Creating conda environments manually		# Creating conda environments manually


	=== Option 1: Using conda execute ===		=== Option 1: Using conda execute ===
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	Alternatively, raise a GitHub issue and someone may be willing to create a recipe.		Alternatively, raise a GitHub issue and someone may be willing to create a recipe.


	[[Category:Development Environments]]		[[Category:Development Environments]]

Faph: /* Option 2: Creating conda environments manually */

2015-10-19T19:39:05Z

Option 2: Creating conda environments manually

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	Create a permanent NSIS environment like this:		Create a permanent NSIS environment like this:

	<pre>conda create --name nsisenv --channel nsis nsis plugin1 plugin2 ...</pre>		<pre>conda create --name nsisenv --channel nsis nsis=3.* plugin1 plugin2 ...</pre>

	Then run <code>makensis</code> within that environment to compile an NSIS source file.		Then run <code>makensis</code> within that environment to compile an NSIS source file.

	This only requires [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda].		This only requires [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda].


	== Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins ==		== Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins ==

Faph: /* Option 1: Using conda execute */

2015-10-19T19:38:23Z

Option 1: Using conda execute

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	# conda execute		# conda execute
	# env:		# env:
	# - nsis		# - nsis 3.*
	# - plugin1		# - plugin1
	# - plugin2		# - plugin2
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	Install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] and [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute] first.		Install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] and [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute] first.


	=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===		=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===

Faph: /* Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins */

2015-10-19T18:51:44Z

Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins

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	== Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins ==		== Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins ==

	It’s quite simple to create a "conda recipe" to build packages for NSIS plugins or header files. Just have a look at the examples at [https://github.com/faph/NSIS-Conda-Recipes this GitHub repo] and create a pull request with a new recipe. ~~We will build~~ the recipe and ~~publish it on~~ the anaconda.org NSIS channel.		It’s quite simple to create a "conda recipe" to build packages for NSIS plugins or header files. Just have a look at the examples in [https://github.com/faph/NSIS-Conda-Recipes this GitHub repo] and create a pull request with a new recipe. Once merged into the repo, the recipe will be built and the package published in the [https://anaconda.org/nsis anaconda.org NSIS channel].

	Alternatively, raise a GitHub issue and someone may be willing to create a recipe.		Alternatively, raise a GitHub issue and someone may be willing to create a recipe.

Faph at 18:49, 19 October 2015

2015-10-19T18:49:21Z

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	[http://conda.pydata.org Conda] is a cross-language package and environment manager. It can be used to install NSIS itself and various plugins and header files.		[http://conda.pydata.org Conda] is a cross-language package and environment manager. It can be used to install NSIS itself and various plugins and header files.


	== Why use Conda for building NSIS installers? ==		== Why use Conda for building NSIS installers? ==
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	Conda typically runs scripts in isolated environments. Configuring continuous integration or build servers is straightforward.		Conda typically runs scripts in isolated environments. Configuring continuous integration or build servers is straightforward.


	== How to use Conda ==		== How to use Conda ==
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	# Using 'conda execute'		# Using 'conda execute'
	# Creating conda environments manually		# Creating conda environments manually


	=== Option 1: Using conda execute ===		=== Option 1: Using conda execute ===
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	Install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] and [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute] first.		Install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] and [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute] first.


	=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===		=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===
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	This only requires [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda].		This only requires [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda].


			== Creating Conda packages for NSIS plugins ==

			It’s quite simple to create a "conda recipe" to build packages for NSIS plugins or header files. Just have a look at the examples at [https://github.com/faph/NSIS-Conda-Recipes this GitHub repo] and create a pull request with a new recipe. We will build the recipe and publish it on the anaconda.org NSIS channel.

			Alternatively, raise a GitHub issue and someone may be willing to create a recipe.


	[[Category:Development Environments]]		[[Category:Development Environments]]

Faph: /* Option 2: Creating conda environments manually */

2015-10-18T15:34:00Z

Option 2: Creating conda environments manually

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	Create a permanent NSIS environment like this:		Create a permanent NSIS environment like this:

	<pre>conda create -n nsisenv -c nsis nsis plugin1 plugin2 ...</pre>		<pre>conda create --name nsisenv --channel nsis nsis plugin1 plugin2 ...</pre>

	Then run <code>makensis</code> within that environment to compile an NSIS source file.		Then run <code>makensis</code> within that environment to compile an NSIS source file.

Faph: /* How to use Conda */

2015-10-18T15:30:16Z

How to use Conda

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	# - plugin1		# - plugin1
	# - plugin2		# - plugin2
			# - ...
	# channels:		# channels:
	# - nsis		# - nsis
	# run_with: makensis		# run_with: makensis

			; NSIS source as usual ...
	</highlight-nsis>		</highlight-nsis>

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	This will create a temporary isolated conda environment with NSIS and the listed plugins installed. You don't need to have NSIS installed first! Then it simply runs <code>makensis</code> as usual.		This will create a temporary isolated conda environment with NSIS and the listed plugins installed. You don't need to have NSIS installed first! Then it simply runs <code>makensis</code> as usual.

	~~You will need to install~~ [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] ~~(or the full blown [https://www.continuum.io/anaconda anaconda] first~~ and ~~then~~ [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute].		Install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] and [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute] first.

	=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===		=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===

	~~TODO~~		Create a permanent NSIS environment like this:

			<pre>conda create -n nsisenv -c nsis nsis plugin1 plugin2 ...</pre>

			Then run <code>makensis</code> within that environment to compile an NSIS source file.

			This only requires [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda].

	[[Category:Development Environments]]		[[Category:Development Environments]]

Faph at 15:13, 18 October 2015

2015-10-18T15:13:46Z

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	~~The [http://conda.pydata.org conda package and environment manager] can be used to install NSIS, plugins and header files.~~		== What is Conda? ==

	There are two possible approaches:		[http://conda.pydata.org Conda] is a cross-language package and environment manager. It can be used to install NSIS itself and various plugins and header files.

			== Why use Conda for building NSIS installers? ==

			Conda is particularly good at managing packages and installing required packages and its dependencies. NSIS plugins and macro header files can be distributed as conda packages. A repository of NSIS conda packages is available at [https://anaconda.org/nsis the anaconda.org NSIS channel].

			Conda typically runs scripts in isolated environments. Configuring continuous integration or build servers is straightforward.

			== How to use Conda ==

			There are two possible approaches for building NSIS installers with conda:

	# Using 'conda execute'		# Using 'conda execute'
	# Creating conda environments manually		# Creating conda environments manually

	== Using conda execute ==		=== Option 1: Using conda execute ===

	Add this to the top of an NSIS source file:		Add this to the top of an NSIS source file:
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	You will need to install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] (or the full blown [https://www.continuum.io/anaconda anaconda] first and then [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute].		You will need to install [http://conda.pydata.org/miniconda.html miniconda] (or the full blown [https://www.continuum.io/anaconda anaconda] first and then [https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/conda-execute conda execute].

	== Creating conda environments manually ==		=== Option 2: Creating conda environments manually ===

	TODO		TODO

	[[Category:Development Environments]]		[[Category:Development Environments]]