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Per-environment or global Marimo?

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The community members recommend using a per-environment marimo installation and adding it to the pyproject.toml file. One community member uses uv and provides an example setup, including installing marimo, numpy, and matplotlib in a virtual environment. Another community member, Jan-Hendrik Müller, may have additional insights to share on this topic.

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llucharo

Do you recommend using a global marimo installation or a per-environment marimo installation?

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MMyles Scolnick

we recommend per environment and adding it in your pyproject.toml. do you use pip or uv or something else?

llucharo

Thanks for the answer! I use uv

MMyles Scolnick

@Jan-Hendrik Müller may have some learnings he can share (or a thread which he documented some of this)

JJan-Hendrik Müller

hi @lucha6 , here are my some thoughts about uv + marimo from a few weeks ago:
https://discord.com/channels/1059888774789730424/1294245925522243614/1295815569928491100
I'm currently also using per-environment marimo installation, and here's how I'd normally setup my env:

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uv venv --python 3.13                 
uv pip install marimo numpy matplotlib
uv run marimo edit hello.py

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