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Packaging: Add to homebrew #3
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Thanks for your input. In regards to packaging my next goal is to publish on pypi. If someone wants to help with packaging for any specific platform patches are welcome. |
Homebrew packages are quite easy to create. Unfortunately I no longer have a Mac available to actually test this, but there's great documentation here. Any reason not to publish the current version of termsql on PyPI? |
I don't have a Mac either, so I'm dependend on contributions for this platform. There's no reason not to publish the current version on PyPI, a few months ago I started to setup the neccessary files and to register an account on PyPI, but I obviously didn't complete the process yet. |
Hi @tobimensch , thanks for this awesome tool! As you asked for support with Homebrew packaging I took the liberty to propose a formula to Homebrew. I'm not experienced with writing brew formulas or packaging python projects, but I've made sure to follow the docs as best as I can. Happy for your feedback, thanks in advance! From a Homebrew perspective, I think it would be super helpful if:
OR, ignoring the above: If there was a package on pypi, brew could just install that and be fine. |
As @woodrufw pointed out in Homebrew/homebrew-core#7801, Homebrew needs a version tag or full release for termsql. @tobimensch could you add one of those, please? |
Yes, please be patient. I think I'll do it this week. Thanks for your contributions! |
termsql is now on pypi, does this help with packaging for homebrew? Or is something else needed? I'm also tagging the current version as 1.0. |
I'm vaguely hesitant from
sudo python setup.py install
install instructions. But for others, they might never get pass the pretty home page which doesn't mention how to install at all.For OS X users, we like to guess how to install stuff -
brew install termsql
or it doesn't exist :)Perhaps look to https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm to create deb/yum packages too.
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