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Brew install wget. Brew install jq. Deploy Kubernetes Cluster. Use the commands below to deploy an GKE cluster: make gcp. During the deploy, you will be asked to.

Metadata

List formulae metadata for all core or cask formulae

List the brew info --json --all output for all current Homebrew/homebrew-core, Homebrew/linuxbrew-core or Homebrew/homebrew-cask formulae.

  • Homebrewではアップル（またはあなたのLinuxシステム）が提供していないあなたの必要なものをインストールできます。 $ brew install wget.
  • Homebrew is a package manager for OS X that it much easier to install Linux/Unix packages. Go to the Homebrew webpage and follow the install instructions there. After Homebrew is.
  • $ brew install mingw-w64 On OS X, you can use Homebrew to install most of the dependencies and then you also need MacTex: $ brew install cmake autoconf automake gawk gnu-sed gnu-tar texinfo libtool pkg-config wget xz swig python3 ninja meson On Fedora/CentOS/RHEL OS, executing the following command should suffice - plus see below.

Response

Get formula metadata for a core formula

Get the brew info --json --formula <formula> output for a single, current Homebrew/homebrew-core or Homebrew/linuxbrew-core formula with extra keys containing analytics data and generation date.

Variables

  • ${FORMULA}: the name of the formula, e.g. wget

Response

Get formula metadata for a cask formula

Get the brew info --json=v2 --cask <cask> JSON output for a single, current Homebrew/homebrew-cask formula with extra keys containing analytics data and generation date.

Variables

  • ${FORMULA}: the name of the formula, e.g. docker

Response

Analytics

List one category of analytics events

List all analytics events for a specified category over a number of days, ordered by event frequency count. This is the data source for brew info --analytics.

Variables

  • ${CATEGORY}: the analytics event category, i.e.
    • install: the installation of all formulae
    • install-on-request: the requested installation of all formulae (i.e. not as a dependency of other formulae)
    • cask-install: the installation of all casks
      • only available under /analytics/
    • build-error: the installation failure of all formulae
    • os-version: the macOS version of all machines that have submitted an event
      • only available under /analytics/
  • ${DAYS}: the number of days of analytics events, i.e.
    • 30d: 30 days
    • 90d: 90 days
    • 365d: 365 days

Response

List analytics events for all core formulae

List all the Homebrew/homebrew-core or Homebrew/linuxbrew-core formulae’s analytics events for a specified category over a number of days, grouped by formula name. This is the data source for brew info --analytics --formula <formula>.

Variables

  • ${CATEGORY}: the analytics event category, i.e.
    • install: the installation of all core formulae
    • install-on-request: the requested installation of all core formulae (i.e. not as a dependency of other formulae)
    • build-error: the installation failure of all core formulae
      • only ${DAYS}: 30d (30 days) is available
  • ${DAYS}: the number of days of analytics events, i.e.
    • 30d: 30 days
    • 90d: 90 days
    • 365d: 365 days

Response

List analytics events for all cask formulae

List all the Homebrew/homebrew-cask formulae’s analytics events for the cask-install category over a number of days, grouped by cask token. This is the data source for brew info --analytics --cask <cask>.

Variables

  • ${DAYS}: the number of days of analytics events, i.e.
    • 30d: 30 days
    • 90d: 90 days
    • 365d: 365 days

Response

Current Version: 3.0.0 (26 January 2021)

See the release notes for more about what’s new. For information on previous releases, see here.

This page is a reference listing of release artifacts and package managers. For language-specific user guides, see the pages listed in the “Documentation” menu above.

Source Release

  • Source Release: apache-arrow-3.0.0.tar.gz
  • Verification: asc signature, sha256 checksum, sha512 checksum, (verification instructions)

Java Packages

Python Wheels

Wget Brew

We have provided official binary wheels on PyPI for Linux, macOS, and Windows:

We recommend pinning 3.0.*in requirements.txt to install the latest patch release.

These include the Apache Arrow and Apache Parquet C++ binary libraries bundledwith the wheel.

C++ and GLib (C) Packages for Debian GNU/Linux, Ubuntu and CentOS

We have provided APT and Yum repositories for Apache Arrow C++ andApache Arrow GLib (C). Here are supported platforms:

  • Debian GNU/Linux buster
  • Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
  • Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
  • Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
  • Ubuntu 20.10
  • CentOS 7
  • CentOS 8
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
  • Amazon Linux 2

Note: We’re migrating to Artifactory from Bintray. This instructionswill be updated once we complete the migration. New instructions willhave these changes:

  • Remove sed ...
  • Rename apache-arrow-archive-keyring to apache-arrow-apt-sourcefor Debian GNU/Linux and Ubuntu.
  • Change base URL to https://apache.jfrog.io/artifactory/ fromhttps://apache.bintray.com/ .

Debian GNU/Linux and Ubuntu:

CentOS 8 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8:

CentOS 7 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7:

Amazon Linux:

C# Packages

We have provided NuGet packages for Apache Arrow C#:

Other Installers

For convenience, we also provide packages through several package managers. Many of them are provided as binary, built from the source release. As the Apache Arrow PMC has not explicitly voted on these packages, they are technically considered unofficial releases.

C++ and Python Conda Packages

Binary conda packages are on conda-forge for Linux, macOS, and Windowsfor the following versions:

  • Python 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9
  • R 3.6, 4.0

Install them with:

C++ and GLib (C) Packages on Homebrew

On macOS, you can install the C++ library usingHomebrew:

and GLib (C) package with:

C++ and GLib (C) Packages for MSYS2

Facerig avatars. The MSYS2 packages include Apache Arrow C++ and GLib (C)package. You can install the package by pacman.

64-bit version:

32-bit version:

C++ Package on vcpkg

You can download and install Apache Arrow C++ using the vcpkg dependency manager:

Macos Wget Brew

The Apache Arrow C++ port in vcpkg is kept up to date by Microsoft team members and community contributors. If the version is out of date, please create an issue or pull request on the vcpkg repository.

R Package on CRAN

Wget Os X

Install the R package from CRAN with

Julia package via General registry

Install the Julia package from the General registry with