=============================================================================== This is a collection of recipes to build Conda packages for software used to analyze high-energy diffraction microscopy data. Detailed information about Conda packaging can be found in the official documentation.
In time, each of these Conda recipes could be contributed upstream and become part of the official source code for each software package. However, many of these software projects still use the Subversion revision control system and may soon migrate to the more modern and accessible git revision control system. So for now, you build conda packages by obtaining a copy of this repository (either a git clone, or a simple copy using github's download zip button), open a terminal (If you are building software that requires a C compiler, on windows you need to open a visual studio 2008 command prompt and execute "vcvarsall.bat amd64" before changing to the hedm-conda-recipes project directory), navigate to the hedm-conda-recipes directory, and build a Conda package for the package in the "foo" directory by executing
conda build foo
This assumes you have installed the "conda-build" conda package.
Once Conda is finished building the package, it will report where to find the result. You can now upload that result to anaconda.org to share it with everyone. For example:
anaconda upload -u chess /path/to/foo-1.0.0.tar.bz2
would upload the package to the CHESS organization's collection of software on anaconda.org. Users who have added the CHESS organization as a source of conda packages would then be able to install the package by running
conda install foo
or upgrade using
conda upgrade foo
For more information about distributing packages via anaconda.org, see the official documentation.