How to use grep in pip

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 107 views

pip freeze results in

 grep==0.3.2

appears.However,

python-mpip freeze | grep package name

If you actually try to use it like this,

 'grep' is an internal or external command.
 Not recognized as an operational program or batch file.

It is said thatAlso, use the list

list
 pip list | grep package name

However, I was told that I can't use it as above.

Are there any settings that I have to do?

Thank you for your cooperation.

python pip grep

2022-09-30 19:16

2 Answers

It confuses grep as a module in Python with grep as a command in Windows.

grep when python-mpip freeze|grep package name must have grep.exe or grep.bat somewhere in the current folder or in the folder specified in PATH.

In this case, instead of grep, the simple thing is to use find and enclose the package name with ".
If you are not particular about grep specifications or fine-tuned options, you will get comparable results.

It looks like this.
python-mpip freeze | find "package name"
pip list|find "package name"

The show command would be a good idea to find out if a particular module/package has been installed/number of editions.If installed, dependencies and more information will be available.

pipe show package name


2022-09-30 19:16

The error message suggests that it is being used on Windows, but grep is primarily used on Linux and is not available on Windows.

If you would like to search for packages on pip, try pip search.

$pip search KEYWORD


2022-09-30 19:16

If you have any answers or tips


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