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What are all the python packages / libraries in the Google App Engine?

a.) For example, I want to know numpy, scipy , scikits and matplotlib are in the Google application engine
b) is there a way to install them there (crazy question)?

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App Engine connects most of the standard library with a few exceptions ( marshalavailable, cPickleis an alias for pickle, and the modules are working, for example, sockets do not work), plus webob, simplejson, djangoand PyYAML. You can see the list here .

You can include any clean python libraries in the application. C extensions are not supported, which eliminates ambiguity, scipy, and everything that depends on them (like the other 2 modules that you mention).

The Python 2.7 script, moving on to trusted testers soon, will include numpy (along with PIL and lxml), but so far there has been no indication that arbitrary C extensions will be resolved in the near future (although there is hope that in the end in the end, they can be resolved through NaCL.)

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PIL, NumPy lxml Google App Engine

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13/14 2012, Google numpy matplotlib.

, matplotlib , : http://gae-matplotlib-demo.appspot.com/

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Python 2.7 django, endpoints, jinja2, lxml, markupsafe, matplotlib, MySQLdb, numpy, PIL, protorpc, PyAMF, pycrypto, setuptools, ssl, webapp2, webob.

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