publish releases to PyPI
khimaros opened this issue · comments
this would ease installation considerably.
I don't know why, I've always considered this as a repository for libraries aimed at developers, not something for software distribution.
Well I'll look into it then.
@spl0k Even without publishing to PyPI, making this installable entirely from a package would allow people to run pip install git+https://github.com/spl0k/supysonic instead of having to clone it to a directory and install it. This would make it much easier to install as well as update.
Since you're already using Flask/Jinja2, a lot of the pain points of doing this (ie. loading templates and static files from the package) are mostly handled for you. If you want a simple example (<150 LOC + assets), an older project of mine is packaged in this way. Specifically see setup.py's package_data, the jinja2.Environment object, and loading a packaged file.
Well actually you could run pip install git+https://github.com/spl0k/supysonic to install it, but the's no entry point to run the webserver.
I'll keep your pointers around, they may not be necessary since setup.py declares zip_safe=False, but I've read some people advising against the use of this flag...
Hey all!
There's a new Supysonic version available, and it's installable with pip.
I might have messed up a bit the release on PyPI (I noticed an installation issue after I uploaded 😑) so you might get a warning from pip but it should still install and run properly.