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Though you can install Webware for Python 3 into your global Python environment, we recommend creating a separate virtual environment for every Webware for Python 3 project.
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To create such a virtual environment in the `.venv` subdirectory of the current directory, run the following command::
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To create such a virtual environment in the ``.venv`` subdirectory of the current directory, run the following command::
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python3 -m venv .venv
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Or, if your are using Windows, the "activate" command can be executed like this::
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.venv\\Scripts\\activate
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.venv\Scripts\activate
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Installation with Pip
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When installing Webware for Python 3, the following "extras" can optionally be installed as well:
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* "dev": extras for developing Webware applications
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* "examples": extras for running all Webware examples
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* "test": extras needed to test all functions of Webware
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Installation from Source
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Alternatively, you can also download_ Webware for Python 3 from PyPI, and run the `setup.py` command in the tar.gz archive like this::
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Alternatively, you can also download_ Webware for Python 3 from PyPI, and run the ``setup.py`` command in the tar.gz archive like this::
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