Upload remi package to PyPi about remi HOT 10 CLOSED

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Personally I don't think it is ready and stable yet. I don't know what the others think

Don't forget you can pip install git+https://github.com/dddomodossola/remi.git

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I don't think there's a reason to not upload experimental Python modules to PyPi, as far as I know it's neither encouraged nor discouraged. Maybe making it clear in the documentation would prevent misunderstandings.

I'm just hoping that this would potentially attract more contributors and people interested in the project, since I definitely am.

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I would rather achieve some level of API stability before unleashing this onto the world - it can be a burden having too many users if the library is still changing.

Most people find their software through google, not necessarily through pip. I will make it clear that remi can be installed from git directly using pip, and that it is unstable.

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Alright, thank you -- I can see why that would make sense. Looking forward to see how remi grows and using it!

PS: Sorry for spamming the bug tracker somewhat, I just feel creating a separate issue for each concern makes more sense, and I had some ideas during the few days I've known remi.

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Let's keep this open so we don't forget. Don't worry, your issues are certainly not spam!

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Any chance to have it on PyPi now?

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It could be great. I think that the library is enough ready to do so. Have you a tutorial about uploading on PyPi?

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;-) I will try to do so this night (GMT +1)

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Done, but maybe something is missing. I can't see the readme file shown in pypi. I've to investigate over this.

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