Re: Distributing multiple packages with on setup.py

I think I will head this direction. And with `setup.cfg `_, it is quite easy to keep the package's metadata in a standard way and feed this to setup(). Regards, Jimmy -- https://mail.python.org/ma

Re: Distributing multiple packages with on setup.py

> I do this with my stuff, but instead of keeping a common setup.py I have an > elaborate and clumsy system that rolls a package or module distro on the > fly, writing a setup.py file in the process. > > So each package/module I publish has a dict names "DISTINFO" in the top > level file, looking l

Re: Distributing multiple packages with on setup.py

On 30Sep2017 00:52, Jimmy Thrasibule wrote: I've reorganized my Python project to be under a same name umbrella. My project can now be seen as multiple subsystems than can depend on each other. That means that every sub-package can now be distributed alone so that only required dependencies can

Re: Distributing multiple packages with on setup.py

Jimmy Thrasibule writes: > ... > Is it possible, still keeping one unique ``setup.py`` file, to create > 3 independent packages? > > * ``myproj.common`` > * ``myproj.subpackage1`` > * ``myproj.subpackage2`` > > Also I'd like to specify that when installing ``myproj.subpackage1``, > ``myproj.common

Distributing multiple packages with on setup.py

Hi, I've reorganized my Python project to be under a same name umbrella. My project can now be seen as multiple subsystems than can depend on each other. That means that every sub-package can now be distributed alone so that only required dependencies can be installed. The old structure: /