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Mmm, PyPi doesn't seem to want to surface this package at all when searching for it through its web interface. I can't find anything actually named canaryd when
by daenney 10y ago
Mmm, PyPi doesn't seem to want to surface this package at all when searching for it through its web interface. I can't find anything actually named canaryd when searching.
However, running a pip install does find it:
Collecting canaryd
Downloading canaryd-0.dev0.tar.gz
Unfortunately it fails to build on my system:
Building wheels for collected packages: canaryd
Running setup.py bdist_wheel for canaryd ... error
It seems the package is entirely empty and only declares a single dependency, ipdb.
A hypothetical repository which could (will?) contain the code seems to live here: https://github.com/Oxygem/canaryd https://github.com/Oxygem/canaryd. It was set up 3 months ago but nothing since then.
According to GitHub they detect the license as MIT.
- Fizzadar 10y agoThe package on pypi is just a placeholder currently (although it should install OK, I'll check that). We're working on the full client right now which should be ready in the coming weeks :)
- danudey 10y agoWhy on earth would you post a website with a 'coming soon' email form and also broken instructions which interested people are presumably going to try immediately? Also, why upload a useless placeholder archive to PyPi in the first place?