Floability requires a current Conda installation with conda env create and
conda run. The CLI does not currently enforce a specific minimum Conda
version. We recommend
Miniforge — it uses
conda-forge by default and gives the best compatibility with Floability's
dependencies. Miniconda
also works.
Check your current version:
conda --versionconda create -n floability-env -c conda-forge floability
conda activate floability-envNote: Floability is under active development. The conda-forge release may lag behind recent fixes. If you run into issues with the conda install, switch to the source install.
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/floability/floability-cli.git
cd floability-cliCreate and activate the environment:
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate floability-envThe environment installs Floability in editable mode with its development
dependencies. Source changes are immediately available through the
floability command.
floability --version
floability --version --verboseThe verbose output identifies the Python executable, package location, source commit when available, and required runtime tools. A source checkout derives its development version from Git. A tagged Conda build records the supplied release version in package metadata and does not require Git at runtime.
If the command is not found, make sure the floability-env environment is
active (conda activate floability-env) and that environment creation
completed without errors. Floability is not documented as a standalone pip
installation because ndcctools is supplied through Conda rather than PyPI.
Next: Run your first backpack