Currently Spyder is quite broken when installed via Pixi global install (spyder-ide/spyder#25399).
However, in the long term, this looks like an interesting tool to install an application distributed with conda-forge.
Therefore, when it's going to work, it would be nice to mention how to install Spyder with Pixi in https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/installation.html (full installation and light installation like with conda).
For the light installation, I think this should work
pixi global install spyder
For the full installation, I don't exactly know what should be used. Maybe something like
pixi global install spyder -e spyder-env --with numpy scipy pandas matplotlib sympy cython
which gives
└── spyder-env (installed)
├─ dependencies: spyder 6.1.2, scipy 1.17.0, pandas 3.0.0, matplotlib 3.10.8, sympy 1.14.0, cython 3.2.4, numpy 2.4.2
└─ exposes: spyder, isympy, cygdb, cython, cythonize
or
pixi global install spyder -e spyder-env --expose spyder --with numpy scipy pandas matplotlib sympy cython
giving just
└── spyder-env (installed)
├─ dependencies: spyder 6.1.2, scipy 1.17.0, pandas 3.0.0, matplotlib 3.10.8, sympy 1.14.0, cython 3.2.4, numpy 2.4.2
└─ exposes: spyder
Currently Spyder is quite broken when installed via Pixi
global install(spyder-ide/spyder#25399).However, in the long term, this looks like an interesting tool to install an application distributed with conda-forge.
Therefore, when it's going to work, it would be nice to mention how to install Spyder with Pixi in https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/installation.html (full installation and light installation like with conda).
For the light installation, I think this should work
For the full installation, I don't exactly know what should be used. Maybe something like
which gives
or
giving just