Added pypi on release workflow #3
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Great idea, let's merge this and see if it works out of the box. Should be ready to go. |
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@dewberryants looks like I made a few mistakes but you got them solved! |
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Neat, all working now. Thanks. :) |
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This PR adds a Github Action that will post your package to pypi whenever you do a Github Release (or you manually trigger in the actions panel). You'll need to add make a pypi account and add your token to your repo secrets as
PYPI_API_TOKENI also modified README with
pip installinstructions and a badge. Great project!