This is a question about the Raspberry Pi

General
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I know that Win10 installs python above

rpm install -g node-red-contrib-python-function

But I don't know if it is the same kit on the Raspberry Pi
I have tried installing this kit on the Raspberry Pi but the answer given to me by Shumei is that there is no such kit.

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Hi and welcome.

Firstly what on earth is a "kit"? Do you mean "node for node red?"

Did you do a Google search for "node-red-contrib-python-function" ? I think you will find the top 4 answers are very relevant.

Most "nodes" (kits?) Can be found here... Library - Node-RED

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Yes
I use it on windows rpm install -g node-red-contrib-python-function
But it can't be used on the Raspberry Pi.

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What makes you think it won't work on a pie? The documentation says ...

## Install

Requires Python 2.7 installed in the system.

`rpm install -g node-red-contrib-python-function`

The fact it mentions rpm suggests Linux & thus RPi

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@Steve-Mcl - you should edit your post - looks like you got bit by auto correct - rpm should be npm two places and pi not pie :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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Hmmmm.

Actually I did mean rpm - it's what the article says...

I only glanced it and thought it was referring to the rpm package manager but think you might - looks like it's a typo on the article and should indeed be npm

Good spot.

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Thank you, I will try it out recently.