How to add to the PYTHONPATH in Windows, so it finds my modules/packages?
I have a directory which hosts all of my Django apps (C:My_Projects). I want to add this directory to my PYTHONPATH so I can call the apps directly.
environment-variables
How do I access environment variables in Python?
How do I get the value of an environment variable in Python?
Environment variable differences when using Paramiko
I am connecting to SSH via terminal (on Mac) and run a Paramiko Python script and for some reason, the two sessions seem to behave differently. The PATH environment variable is different in these cases.
How to set environment variables in PyCharm?
I have started to work on a Django project, and I would like to set some environment variables without setting them manually or having a bash file to source.
setting an environment variable in virtualenv
I have a Heroku project that uses environment variables to get its configuration, but I use virtualenv to test my app locally first.
Python: Platform independent way to modify PATH environment variable
Is there a way to modify the PATH environment variable in a platform independent way using python?
How to use Jupyter notebooks in a conda environment?
Typically one runs jupyter notebook or jupyter-notebook or ipython notebook in a terminal to
start a Jupyter notebook webserver locally (and open the URL in the browser). When using conda
and conda environments, what is the best way to run a Jupyter notebook which allows to
import Python modules installed in the conda environment?
How to set env variable in Jupyter notebook
I’ve a problem that Jupyter can’t see env variable in bashrc file, is there a way to load these variables in jupyter or add custome variable to it?
How do I make environment variable changes stick in Python?
From what I’ve read, any changes to the environment variables in a Python instance are only available within that instance, and disappear once the instance is closed. Is there any way to make them stick by committing them to the system?
Securely storing environment variables in GAE with app.yaml
I need to store API keys and other sensitive information in app.yaml as environment variables for deployment on GAE. The issue with this is that if I push app.yaml to GitHub, this information becomes public (not good). I don’t want to store the info in a datastore as it does not suit the project. Rather, I’d like to swap out the values from a file that is listed in .gitignore on each deployment of the app.