In a setuptools context the dependency_links
option should do what you need. According to setuptools documentation, this option accepts:
the URLs of web pages that contain direct download links
for example:
setuptools.setup(
# ...
dependency_links=[
"http://peak.telecommunity.com/snapshots/",
],
)
Important note regarding pip:
Since its version 19.0, released on 2019-01-22, pip ignores the setuptools options dependency_links
. The solution in a pip context is to use one of the pip install
options --index-url
, --extra-index-url
, or --find-links
.
The rationale behind the decision for pip to drop the support of setuptools dependency_links
is (in very short): pip should only download from PyPI unless the user themselves explicitly takes the responsibility to allow downloads from alternatives sources by using one of these previously mentioned options. More details can be found for example in this discussion.
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