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 cheat:conda 
---
tags: [ packaging ]
---
# To list environments
conda env list

# To initialise an environment
conda create --name <environment_name>

# To initialise an environment with python3.10 
conda create --name <environment_name> python=3.10

# To install from a file
conda install --file <requirements.txt>

# To clone an environment
conda create --clone <old_environment_name> --name <new_environment_name>

# To activate a virtual environment
conda activate <environment_name>

# To deactivate a virtual environment
conda deactivate

# To remove an environment
conda env remove --name <environment_name>
# or
conda env remove --prefix <path/to/env>

# To list all packages in an environment
conda list --name <environment_name>

# To list packages in an activated environment
conda list

# To export an activated environment
conda env export > <environment.yml>

# To export an activated environment, listing only manually installed packages (no dependencies)
conda env export --from-history > <environment.yml>

 tldr:conda 
# conda
# Package, dependency and environment management for any programming language.
# Some subcommands such as `conda create` have their own usage documentation.
# More information: <https://github.com/conda/conda>.

# Create a new environment, installing named packages into it:
conda create --name environment_name python=3.9 matplotlib

# List all environments:
conda info --envs

# Load an environment:
conda activate environment_name

# Unload an environment:
conda deactivate

# Delete an environment (remove all packages):
conda remove --name environment_name --all

# Install packages into the current environment:
conda install python=3.4 numpy

# List currently installed packages in current environment:
conda list

# Delete unused packages and caches:
conda clean --all

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