Linux command
uv-pip 命令
网络
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常用示例
Install a package
uv pip install [package]
Install
uv pip install -r requirements.txt
Install into the system Python
uv pip install --system [package]
Uninstall
uv pip uninstall [package]
List installed
uv pip list
Freeze
uv pip freeze
Compile
uv pip compile [requirements.in] -o requirements.txt
Sync
uv pip sync requirements.txt
说明
uv pip provides pip-compatible commands powered by uv's Rust-based resolver and installer. It is a drop-in replacement for `pip`, `pip-tools`, and `virtualenv` for non-project workflows, typically 10-100x faster. Unlike `pip`, `uv pip` does not automatically create or activate a virtual environment. It either uses the active `.venv` / `VIRTUAL_ENV` or requires `--system` to operate on the system Python.
参数
- -r, --requirement _FILE_
- Install from the given requirements file (repeatable).
- -e, --editable _PATH_
- Install a project in editable mode.
- -U, --upgrade
- Allow upgrading already-installed packages.
- --system
- Operate on the system Python rather than a virtual environment.
- --python _PATH_
- Use the specified Python interpreter.
- --index-url _URL_
- Override the package index URL.
- --no-deps
- Skip installing dependencies.
- --reinstall
- Reinstall all packages even if already installed.
- --dry-run
- Resolve without modifying the environment.
FAQ
What is the uv-pip command used for?
uv pip provides pip-compatible commands powered by uv's Rust-based resolver and installer. It is a drop-in replacement for `pip`, `pip-tools`, and `virtualenv` for non-project workflows, typically 10-100x faster. Unlike `pip`, `uv pip` does not automatically create or activate a virtual environment. It either uses the active `.venv` / `VIRTUAL_ENV` or requires `--system` to operate on the system Python.
How do I run a basic uv-pip example?
Run `uv pip install [package]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -r, --requirement _FILE_ do in uv-pip?
Install from the given requirements file (repeatable).