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Create an isolated Python virtual environment with all rgee dependencies. ee_install realize the following six (6) tasks:

1.: If you do not have a Python environment installed, it will display an interactive menu to install Miniconda (a free minimal installer for conda).
2.: If it exists, the previous Python environment specified in the py_env argument will be deleted.
3.: Create a new Python environment (See py_env) argument.
4.: Set the environment variable EARTHENGINE_PYTHON and EARTHENGINE_ENV. It is used to define RETICULATE_PYTHON when the library is loaded. See this article for further details.
5.: Install rgee Python dependencies. Using reticulate::py_install.
6.: Interactive menu to confirm if restart the R session to see changes.

ee_install(
  py_env = "rgee",
  earthengine_version = ee_version(),
  python_version = "3.13",
  confirm = interactive()
)

Arguments

py_env: Character. The name, or full path, of the Python environment to be used by rgee.
earthengine_version: Character. The Earth Engine Python API version to install. By default rgee::ee_version().
python_version: Only Windows users. The Python version to be used in this conda environment. If set to NULL, the default Python package will be used. For example, you can specify python_version = "3.6" to request the creation of the conda environment with a copy of Python 3.6.
confirm: Logical. Confirm before restarting R?.

Value

No return value, called for installing non-R dependencies.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
library(rgee)
# ee_install()
} # }

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