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| Working in an Existent Engine |
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| In this section, there are some examples of how to work with an existing engine. |
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| 1. If you don’t have an engine locally, clone one to your local machine |
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| 2. On Python Toolbox environment, set VirtualEnv and get to engine’s path:: |
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| $ marvin engine-generateenv /path/to/engine/ |
| $ workon <engine_name>-env |
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| 3. Test your engine:: |
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| $ marvin |
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| 4. Bring up the notebook and access it from your browser:: |
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| $ marvin notebook |
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| Running a example engine |
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| 1. Clone example engine from repository:: |
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| $ git clone https://github.com/apache/incubator-marvin |
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| 2. Generate a new marvin engine environment for Iris species engine:: |
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| $ workon python-toolbox-env |
| $ marvin engine-generateenv ../engines/iris-species-engine/ |
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| 3. Run the Iris species engine:: |
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| $ workon iris-species-engine-env |
| $ marvin engine-dryrun |
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| For more examples, access here_. |
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| .. _here: https://github.com/apache/incubator-marvin/tree/develop/public-engines |
