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Linux.com: Spreading Python applications
I submitted this a week ago to programming.reddit but I know not everyone is signed up on reddit. So here it is, a quick tour of distutils.
- bootload 19y agorelease some .py code? repeat after me 'import disutils' and fill in the rest of the details... You'd be surprised at the number of python apps that don't bother creating a setup script. It's a pain having to write them for third party apps. So I automated it with a simple form.
- omouse 19y agoYeah, I used to be like that but then I figured I'd learn how to use a module that is part of the standard library. It's pretty sweet, except for the lack of dependency checks (which setuptools adds, yay). Do you send your setup.py to those third party app devs?
- bootload 19y ago"... Do you send your setup.py to those third party app devs? ..." Along with the tests, docs the "setup" should be part of the files you supply. As for only using the mods that are part of the standard library, what happens if you don't do 'standard' things? Do you re-write everything (only using the standard library?)