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How to install and use ckanapi? #88
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This should be in the readme right at the top. |
99.99% of all python packages are on pypi. It is assumed that any python developer will first check pypi when looking for a package. |
I wasn't sure. I tried using pip first but didn't realize I was having proxy problems, so it wasn't downloading and I assumed that it wasn't on there. |
fixed in f1b2f1d |
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I'm reading through the readme and the open and closed issues but I'm not seen what the recommended way of using this is.
I don't see this being deployed anywhere as a pip package or as a single python file I can just include in my directory.
I don't want to clone the whole project into my current project because the requirements.text and various other things will collide, and I'm not sure if I want to clone it into a subdirectory because I don't know how importing that in my python program would work...
I see the releases here on GitHub, but how do use it? do I unzip it? Where in my project folder should I put it?
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