Add to PyPi?

[justinclift]

Just went to install this, and discovered it's not on PyPi.

Any chance you can add it there, to keep things easy for potential users? 😄

[kjkuan]

+1 at least add a setup.py so it can be installed via pip.

[marcoslhc]

I made a PR here #19 Hope it makes it...

[justinclift]

Good thinking. 😄

[jpaugh]

Sorry guys! I'd like to say I've been off saving the world, but really I've just been busy with other things. I did merge in PR #19, though.

[marcoslhc]

Yep. I didn't package to PyPi because I'm not the owner. Meanwhile it needs to be installed from repo and build after that. I didn't have the time today to do a more elegant solution than this. I'll be working on that though. Great job @jpaugh
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El ene 12, 2016, a las 20:22, Jonathan Paugh notifications@github.com escribió:

Sorry guys! I'd like to say I've been off saving the world, but really I've just been busy with other things. I did merge in PR #19 #19, though.

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[jpaugh]

Awesome work @marcoslhc! You've given me the impetus to fix up the project some. I updated the setup.py (and project structure) quite a bit, and I hope it still works okay....

[blackwind]

Would you be so kind as to push v2.0 to PyPI, @jpaugh?

[jpaugh]

Hmm. The old version is on PyPI, but I've lost access to the account. I'll have to take it up with PyPI's admins... We shall see.

[jpaugh]

I've added a support request with the PyPi project.

[blackwind]

Looking through the SourceForge tracker, I'm not seeing any replies whatsoever. You might have better luck over at Bitbucket, which appears to be active.

[jpaugh]

Thanks, @blackwind! Done. https://bitbucket.org/pypa/pypi/issues/417/claim-package-agithub When did issue tracking become so fragmented? ;-)

[RSully]

Looks like that is at pypi/legacy#417 now

[gene1wood]

The current status on this is that @jaredhobbs asked @jpaugh back in August 2016 what his pypi username was in order to transfer ownership of the pypi project from Jared to Jonathan. @jpaugh didn't reply in that ticket and the pypi project appears to still be owned by @jaredhobbs

@jpaugh also implied he'd prefer if someone else would maintain the process of uploading to pypi

On the bright side, @jaredhobbs appears to have kept pypi up to date as it's version is the same as the one in the head of master.