[Question] Is that your package on PyPI? about pyframe3dd HOT 11 CLOSED

Interesting! It looks like that PyPI package comes from: https://github.com/Saul11235/py_frame3dd

Somebody else also wanted a python interface to Frame3DD, although their approach is a bit more lightweight.

Not sure about putting our pyframe3dd up on PyPI now as a standalone. Not sure how to keep the two separate.

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Thanks for the tip. I will put it on the to-do list, but might not get to it for a little bit.

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Looks like this may be done!
https://pypi.org/project/WISDEM-pyFrame3DD/

Thanks for the encouragement

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Thanks for catching the license copy-paste error. I have pushed a fix. The license for this repository should be GPL v3 since that is the Frame3DD license and GPLv3 is "viral" or copy-left. The Frame3DD lead has given NREL special dispensation to use Frame3DD within a code released under Apache for renewable energy applications, which is how WISDEM retains its license.

As for the Beta status, this code is stable as much as research software is stable. There is no extensive suite of unit tests or regression tests and there are no guarantees of accuracy beyond what the Frame3DD homepage describes. To me, that is a perpetual beta status, but others might label that as stable.

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I thought it is possible to have a PyPI name that is separate from the module name

So in PyPI there would be something like pip install wisdem-pyframe3dd to install the packages in a python env

And in the python env it would be possible to do import pyframe3dd

However, someone should not install both packages in the same python env

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Awesome!

Some quick question:

Here is:

Which licence is it? A bit confusing to look at https://pypi.org/project/WISDEM-pyFrame3DD/

And:

Is it not stable?

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Thanks for the clarification! I think you still need to push a new version on PyPI, so that the meta information can change.

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I am not sure if that was intended. However, I need to write import pyframe3dd instead of import frame3dd

See

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Corrected- thank you!

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I would like to mention that there is still some licence mismatch

Afterwards, we can close this issue, since the beginning question of mine is already solved :)

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Thanks, I think I finally caught the last driver of the discrepancy

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