When I try to write a function such as numpy or pandas, VScode teacher completes the function name and makes it crispy, isn't it? It seems that this complementary function is called `` `Intellisense```, I didn't know, (shame)
However, assuming that you made your own python library with setuptool etc. How can this get VScode to use intellisense?
Intellisense is not trained without permission.
When building a library using setup.py, how can I get my own library to be placed in the library group referenced by the python I am using? It was this command,
python setup.py install
This will put the shared object file in the build + reference.
Find out where the python you are running is. It's the which command.
which python
Now, use this command to find out where the built library is located.
python -c "import site; print (site.getsitepackages())"
The folder name should be the path to site-packages.
There are a lot of libraries in the path that comes out as the output of this command.
From here, open `` `settings.jsonto activate VScode intellisense. You can find out how to open it by pressing F1and searching for setting```.
And add this
settings.json
{
"python.autoComplete.extraPaths":[
"<Your site-Path to packages>"
],
"python.pythonPath": "<Your python path>"
}
Set this and restart VScode once.
Then ...
Intellisense will also be activated in your own library! !! !! !! !!
great,,,! !! !!
This made me comfortable.
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