We have all the code machinery for a dedicated pip package. But we need to tie the GitHub repo to the PyPi registry. That involves e.g. copying secret keys over and ensuring automated uploading of the final artifacts. (see docs here: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects/)
Unfortunately, that requires someone with admin-level access to the repo (cc @stevengj ).
Having a dedicated package would make it easy to integrate with e.g. meep.
We have all the code machinery for a dedicated pip package. But we need to tie the GitHub repo to the PyPi registry. That involves e.g. copying secret keys over and ensuring automated uploading of the final artifacts. (see docs here: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects/)
Unfortunately, that requires someone with admin-level access to the repo (cc @stevengj ).
Having a dedicated package would make it easy to integrate with e.g. meep.