Specify the environment

Set an environment parameter of the script to a one-liner YAML following the standard Conda YAML config (omit it's name).

For example, we need to use the following Conda config:

name: envtest01
channels:
  - Conda-forge
dependencies:
  - python=3.8
  - glom
  - pip:
      - requests

To use it in a script, specify it as follows:

#name: EnvTestInline
#environment: channels: [Conda-forge], dependencies: [python=3.8, glom, {pip: [requests]}]
#language: python
#output: string result

import re, requests
from glom import glom
import pandas as pd

target = {'a': {'b': {'c': 'd'}}}
result = glom(target, 'a.b.c')  # returns 'd'

First launch may take time

When the script runs the first time, Datagrok creates the environment on the Compute Virtual Machine, which may take up to several minutes. For all next script runs, Datagrok will reuse this environment.

Datagrok distinguishes in-place environments using MD5 hashes of their body strings. If there is a ready-to-use environment with the same environment config, Datagrok will reuse it.