After a bit more thought I came to see that the right approach is the
one followed by Ninja-IDE:
1. Create a plugin index in Bitbucket.
2. Make Spyder read that index over the web and offer a dialog with the
list of available ones.
3. From that dialog the user should be also able to download, install
and uninstall a selected plugin (which we would save in ~/.spyder2)
It doesn't seem that hard to do but definitely not for 2.3.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 09/12/13 12:14, Carlos Córdoba escribió:
Hi Joseph,
I'm very interested in including your unit tests plugin. It sounds
really cool! I'm not so sure about the others because they seem to
provide kind of the same functionality that our pep8 warnings and
profiler plugin already do. If you want to maintain them as separate
plugins that's fine for us but then we have to give you the
opportunity to make them at least pip installable.
I'm not so sure how to do that (perhaps by making spyderplugins a
namespace package?) but we have to definitely solve this situation for
all plugin authors.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 04/12/13 08:12, Joseph Martinot-Lagarde escribió:
So I wrote 2 plugins for spyder right now (autopep8
<https://github.com/Nodd/spyder_autopep8> and line profiler
<https://github.com/Nodd/spyder_line_profiler>, and I have a quick
draft for running unit tests
<https://github.com/Nodd/spyder_unittesting>), and I wonder how I
should try to get them integrated in spyder. I see 2 options, which
may change the way future plugins are managed :
* Merge them in the official spyder repo. This means that they will
need to be maintained by spyder's team (with the help of any
contributor on bitbucket including me, of course).
* Keep them separate the eclipse way. In this case there need to be
a way to install them in user space rather than in spyder's
directory. A page listing available plugins somewhere on the wiki
would help discovering them.
Now that the developpement is in bitbucket I'd prefer the first
solution, but it depends on how you see the future of spyder !
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