If you don't want to install packages to two Python installations you could also try to change the PythonPath to include packages from one installation into the other.Įdit: This answer is directed at the original question regarding pip to install modules to be used with QGIS in Windows. You can also do a regular pip list inside the OSGeo4W Shell and your regular Windows Shell (cmd.exe) and compare the outputs to see what packages you might be missing.
This will install the package into the Python distribution QGIS uses, in my case located at C:\OSGeo4W64\apps\Python27\ and the modules accordingly at C:\OSGeo4W64\apps\Python27\Lib\site-packages. The easiest way to install a Python package into the OSGeo4W distribution is to open the OSGeo4W Shell and use pip from there. QGIS, as distributed by OSGeo4W, usually comes with its own Python installation and its own packages that are independent of your "regular" Python installation.
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