Add setup.py and publish to pypi #136
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This allows tox to run, and allows me to install httpbin as a depenency (see postmanlabs#136)
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Good idea. |
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would someone be interested in maintining the pypi releases for me? |
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@kevin1024 what's your name on pypi? |
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Let's do this. 🍰 |
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Sure, I'm kevin1024 on pypi. |
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@kevin1024 you're now a maintainer. Have at it, sir! |
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😆 wow! cool. |
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OK, I published the current version to pypi. When I have some free time I'l look into publishing a wheel. If I want to make changes to the setup.py, should I just put in a pull request? |
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Pull request away! |
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This allows tox to run, and allows me to install httpbin as a depenency (see postmanlabs#136)
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This allows tox to run, and allows me to install httpbin as a depenency (see postmanlabs#136)
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It looks like httpbin used to have a setup.py but it was removed. There isn't much discussion but #112 seems to be where it happened.
I develop some python packages that test against httpbin.org, but I would like to make the work offline. To that end, I would like to install a local version of httpbin. I'm working on a pytest plugin that will provide httpbin running in a separate thread. However, without a setup.py, installing httpbin without vendoring it is pretty much impossible.
I'm happy to add a setup.py for you in a pull request, but seeing as how you used to have one and removed it at some point, I think it might be a good idea to discuss it first. BTW - I love httpbin, thanks for making it!
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