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.. _ide_setup:

IDE integration (VSCode, Spyder, etc.)
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This file is 100% cut-paste other than updating this title from Python IDE integration to IDE integration (VSCode, Spyder, etc.) to be more discoverable (removed Python to make it more compact given the new discoverable term additions)

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Most users find it convenient to write and run their code in an `Integrated
Development Environment`_ (IDE). Some popular choices for scientific
Python development are:

- `Visual Studio Code`_ (often shortened to "VS Code" or "vscode") is a
development-focused text editor that supports many programming languages in
addition to Python, includes an integrated terminal console, and has a rich
extension ecosystem. Installing
`Microsoft's Python Extension
<https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-python.python>`__ is
enough to get most Python users up and running. VS Code is free and
open-source.

- `Spyder`_ is a free and open-source IDE developed by and for scientists who
use Python. It can be installed via a
`standalone Spyder installer <https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/installation.html#downloading-and-installing>`__.
To avoid dependency conflicts with Spyder, you should install ``mne`` in a
separate environment, as explained in previous sections or using our dedicated
installer. Then, instruct
Spyder to use the MNE-Python interpreter by opening
Spyder and `navigating to <https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/faq.html#using-existing-environment>`__
:samp:`Tools > Preferences > Python Interpreter > Use the following interpreter`.

- `PyCharm`_ is an IDE specifically for Python development that provides an
all-in-one solution (no extension packages needed). PyCharm comes in a
free and open-source Community edition as well as a paid Professional edition.

For these IDEs, you'll need to provide the path to the Python interpreter you want it
to use. If you're using the MNE-Python installers, on Linux and macOS opening the
**Prompt** will display several lines of information, including a line that will read
something like:

.. code-block:: output

Using Python: /some/directory/mne-python_1.7.1_0/bin/python

Altertatively (or on Windows), you can find that path by opening the Python interpreter
you want to use (e.g., the one from the MNE-Python installer, or a ``conda`` environment
that you have activated) and running::

>>> import sys
>>> print(sys.executable) # doctest:+SKIP

This should print something like
``C:\Program Files\MNE-Python\1.7.0_0\bin\python.exe`` (Windows) or
``/Users/user/Applications/MNE-Python/1.7.0_0/.mne-python/bin/python`` (macOS).

For Spyder, if the console cannot start because ``spyder-kernels`` is missing,
install the required version in the conda environment. For example, with the
environment you want to use activated, run ``conda install spyder-kernels``.
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installers
ides
manual_install
advanced
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:ref-type: ref
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|cloud-arrow-down| |ensp| Download for Linux

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|cloud-arrow-down| |ensp| Download for macOS (Intel)

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:ref-type: ref
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:ref-type: ref
:color: primary
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:class: font-weight-bold mt-3
:class: font-weight-bold mt-3 install-download-button

|cloud-arrow-down| |ensp| Download for Windows

**Supported platforms:** Windows 10 and newer

.. card::
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:class-card: install-download-alert hidden

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Opened executablebooks/sphinx-design#228 for this


.. button-link:: ./ides.html
:ref-type: ref
:color: success
:shadow:
:class: font-weight-bold mt-3
:click-parent:

|rocket| Go to IDE Setup

Once installation completes, **set up your IDE**!

.. raw:: html

<script async="async" src="../_static/js/update_installer_version.js"></script>
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the development version, etc). The :ref:`contributing` has additional
installation instructions for (future) contributors to MNE-Python (e.g, extra
dependencies for running our tests and building our documentation).

.. _ide_setup:

Python IDE integration
======================

Most users find it convenient to write and run their code in an `Integrated
Development Environment`_ (IDE). Some popular choices for scientific
Python development are:

- `Visual Studio Code`_ (often shortened to "VS Code" or "vscode") is a
development-focused text editor that supports many programming languages in
addition to Python, includes an integrated terminal console, and has a rich
extension ecosystem. Installing
`Microsoft's Python Extension
<https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-python.python>`__ is
enough to get most Python users up and running. VS Code is free and
open-source.

- `Spyder`_ is a free and open-source IDE developed by and for scientists who
use Python. It can be installed via a
`standalone Spyder installer <https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/installation.html#downloading-and-installing>`__.
To avoid dependency conflicts with Spyder, you should install ``mne`` in a
separate environment, as explained in previous sections or using our dedicated
installer. Then, instruct
Spyder to use the MNE-Python interpreter by opening
Spyder and `navigating to <https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/faq.html#using-existing-environment>`__
:samp:`Tools > Preferences > Python Interpreter > Use the following interpreter`.

- `PyCharm`_ is an IDE specifically for Python development that provides an
all-in-one solution (no extension packages needed). PyCharm comes in a
free and open-source Community edition as well as a paid Professional edition.

For these IDEs, you'll need to provide the path to the Python interpreter you want it
to use. If you're using the MNE-Python installers, on Linux and macOS opening the
**Prompt** will display several lines of information, including a line that will read
something like:

.. code-block:: output

Using Python: /some/directory/mne-python_1.7.1_0/bin/python

Altertatively (or on Windows), you can find that path by opening the Python interpreter
you want to use (e.g., the one from the MNE-Python installer, or a ``conda`` environment
that you have activated) and running::

>>> import sys
>>> print(sys.executable) # doctest:+SKIP

This should print something like
``C:\Program Files\MNE-Python\1.7.0_0\bin\python.exe`` (Windows) or
``/Users/user/Applications/MNE-Python/1.7.0_0/.mne-python/bin/python`` (macOS).

For Spyder, if the console cannot start because ``spyder-kernels`` is missing,
install the required version in the conda environment. For example, with the
environment you want to use activated, run ``conda install spyder-kernels``.
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