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Can a python/pip requirements.txt file be added? #25

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jaapcrezee opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 6 comments
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Can a python/pip requirements.txt file be added? #25

jaapcrezee opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 6 comments

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@jaapcrezee
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So you can easily set up a python virtual env? If you would consider merging I can create a fork.
Regards,

Jaap

@armijnhemel
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Yes, can be done, let me look into this. It might take me some time as I am a bit preoccupied with other things at the moment.

@jaapcrezee
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While you are at it, a .gitignore would also be nice.

@armijnhemel
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I just added a skeleton .gitignore file. I will be looking at the pip thing soon.

@brainstorm brainstorm mentioned this issue Jul 23, 2019
@eighthave
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The standard Python setup.py should also be included while you're at it. Then every Python dev and distro packager can automatically know how to install this project, without having to read docs or figure out custom layouts.

@timhemel
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Added a first requirements.txt, have only tested it in a docker install. It contains some development dependencies that you will not need when you just use the tool. It would be nice to separate them out, which is of course possible in a setup.py.

@timhemel
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timhemel commented Nov 21, 2021

Branch packagable includes a pyproject.toml, setup.cfg and setup.py. It does not compile the kaitai parsers (yet) however.

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