Point the PyPI package name in the README #8
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| Ofter are released on PyPI too, able to be installed via the package named ``rqlite``:: | |||
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "Ofter"? Do you mean also?
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Typo. Should be "Often they are..." talking about the stable releases
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| Ofter are released on PyPI too, able to be installed via the package named ``rqlite``:: | |||
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Also, this doesn't actually work yet since there is no package up there.
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But before you pointed it to me: #5 (comment)
$ pip search rqlite
rqlite - Pure python client library for rqlite
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| Often they are released on PyPI too, able to be installed via the package named ``rqlite``:: | |||
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No, what I meant was that I have registered the name rqlite up on PyPI, but I have not pushed any packages up there.
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Ah. Got it. If so, can I suggest to register pyrqlite instead?
Anyway, I am working on a version of pyrqlite compatible with the stock sqlite3 module. But lots are still missing, as types support, etc. The way it is right now there is no support for float numbers, for example.
As promised on #5 (comment), this updates the README with installation instructions via PyPI directly