darthvader42
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I'm in progress of building a jail hosting some python based software having couple of dependencies to modules being found on https://pypi.org/.
Some of these dependencies (e.g. django et.al.) do exists as BSD packages so I can install them easily with `pkg install py36-django`. The point where I got stuck now are dependencies that don't exists as pkg, e.g. https://pypi.org/project/dateparser/. I've tried to install `pkg install py36-pip` but this one doesn't provide a `pip` executable that I can use to install packages the way I did it on Linux.
What is the best practice here? Not using `pkg install` for any additional python modules and solely rely on virtualenv? Or something else?
Some of these dependencies (e.g. django et.al.) do exists as BSD packages so I can install them easily with `pkg install py36-django`. The point where I got stuck now are dependencies that don't exists as pkg, e.g. https://pypi.org/project/dateparser/. I've tried to install `pkg install py36-pip` but this one doesn't provide a `pip` executable that I can use to install packages the way I did it on Linux.
What is the best practice here? Not using `pkg install` for any additional python modules and solely rely on virtualenv? Or something else?