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pip-installable package? #41
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@waynew that would be great. I'm new to python myself so if you have a suggestion on how the layout would need to change then go ahead and propose it. |
Hm. I didn't notice that there were quite a few non-pip installable dependencies. I'm not sure what the best way is to handle that sort of thing. |
Perhaps the command line executable should output a message if |
A friend just recommended this project. As a Python developer I was happy to notice it's Python but surprised it's not pip installable. Python packaging has been getting better over the years and nowadays that isn't too complicated. You can find the official docs at https://packaging.python.org/ and instructions related to creating and publishing packages at https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/. As you can see, you basically need to just
I could possibly help, but I'm super busy and needed to anyway ask you for information to add to |
There's a mostly complete PR for packaging this up. I'm not too familiar with the process so if we're able to close the open questions on that PR we can publish it. |
another vote for this. The gui app, (which uses pyinstaller ?) has a very old release also, (and it's only for Mac ?) Elodie, both the cli and app deserve a straight forward clean insntallation process. |
It would be nice to have a package that could be pip-installed. Here is a decent setup.py. The layout of the app would need some changing to support that, though.
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