add requiremenets #1
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The gui (currently) requires my fork of fut. Is there any way to specify that in requirements.txt? I have releases here on github that has the pre-compiled binaries for both mac and windows. I'm currently using py2app for mac and pyinstaller for Windows, because I was having trouble getting cx-freeze working. Your addition to setup.py will fix the requirements build for mac, but not for windows where you use the pyinstaller spec. I would really like to move to using cx-freeze so I can have the same build process for both platforms, but I gave up. |
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I've build only one or two aps to exe (py2exe and nuitka (converts to c++ first to gain performance)) so can't help You with this but managing requirements could be easily solved by pip oczkers@fc9be9c Unfortunately setuptools and distutils can't download dependecies from specific repo so it mist be omitted oczkers@ed9dd2e edit: decalring specific repo in requirements is super easy oczkers@20cedb8 |
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Thanks for taking a look. I removed the dependency on my fork of your repo, so most of this is no longer needed. I added you to the contributors list, however, for the awesome work on your library! |
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I mentioned futgui in readme, hope it's ok with You? |
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Absolutely, thanks for the mention! |
Now it should download & install external packages before "compiling" script. Considering that You're making gui app, i'll recommend building "stable" versions on Your own for every platform (mac/win at least) and attach binaries (all python files attached) so not only geeks could launch it ;-).
https://github.com/oczkers/futgui/tree/installable_as_library
Here I've made same changes to allow installation as a library (setup.py install) but it probably won't work because only .py files are installed.