How to use _ensure_installed method in localstack

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forgeadmin_tools.py

Source:forgeadmin_tools.py

...12    def command(self):13        self.basic_setup()14        log.info('Ensuring that ForgeAdmin specific tools are installed...')15        c.project = Project.by_shortname(g.site_admin_project)16        self._ensure_installed('Visualize', 'visualize', 'Visualizers')17        already_there = self._ensure_installed('Wiki', 'static', 'VF Pages')18        if not already_there:19            with g.context_manager.push(g.site_admin_project, 'static'):20                self._create_static_manager(21                    c.project,22                    c.project.app_instance('static'))23        ThreadLocalODMSession.flush_all()24    def _ensure_installed(self, ep_name, mount_point, mount_label=None):25        log.info('...checking for %s at %s/%s...', ep_name,26                 g.site_admin_project, mount_point)27        already_there = True28        app_instance = c.project.app_instance(mount_point)29        if app_instance is None:30            log.info('...installing %s at %s/%s.', ep_name,31                     g.site_admin_project, mount_point)32            c.project.install_app(ep_name, mount_point, mount_label)33            already_there = False34        else:35            log.info('...found %s at %s/%s.', ep_name, g.site_admin_project,36                     mount_point)37        return already_there38    def _create_static_manager(self, project, app):...

de.py

Source:de.py

1import os2import sys3from . import _ensure_installed4# This is terrifying to many people. However, it seems SciML takes pragmatic approach.5_ensure_installed()6# PyJulia have to be loaded after `_ensure_installed()`7from julia import Main8script_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))9Main.include(os.path.join(script_dir, "setup.jl"))10from julia import DifferentialEquations...

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