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Thank you very much for the script. It is very useful.

I did some changes to make the code ready for pip install. Please feel free to merge if you are interested.

Notes

  • With a copy of the repo, one can simply run from the project root:
$ python3 setup.py dists
  • As a result a .whl file will be created in the dist directory. This file can be installed with pip, and the dependencies will be automatically handled.
    If wanted, the wheel can also be submitted to PyPI with the help of twine.

  • Alternatively when distribution is not required, a simple python3 setup.py develop will also install the package locally.

  • PyScaffold automatically marks the package with a version given by git tags.

... so it does not require and additional pip instruction
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