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Package as standalone application #160

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jacobtomlinson opened this issue May 31, 2017 · 2 comments
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Package as standalone application #160

jacobtomlinson opened this issue May 31, 2017 · 2 comments
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It may be good to distribute this as a standalone application. It would require packaging using something like pyinstaller for different target platforms and architectures.
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This will also require packaging a standalone pip for use when installing modules.

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With #167 hugely cleaning up the installation of module dependancies it leaves the main install as being pretty straight forward. As long as python 3.5+ is available (the default in ubuntu 16.04) and opsdroid is installed with pip3 then it doesn't matter if the pip command on the path uses python 2.7 underneath.

Therefore it's probably not necessary to package opsdroid as a standalone.

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