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Easy installation of python module via pip #392

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jmackey-astro opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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Easy installation of python module via pip #392

jmackey-astro opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 1 comment

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@jmackey-astro
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Hello,
It would be very helpful to me and my students if someone had time to package the python silo module and upload to e.g. https://pypi.org/ so that it can be installed to a python virtual environment easily via 'pip'. Debian 12 uses virtual environments for installing non-system packages, and it seems I can't access the system python3-silo package from within a virtual env. I'm not sure how to access the silo package except by downloading the source, compiling+installing and then adding a custom path to my python code.
This makes it difficult for others to use our python file-reader package pypion: https://pypi.org/project/pypion/ because the dependencies of the package require the user to download and compile the silo python module and install to a specific path.
It also means we can't add our file-reader to e.g. yt (https://yt-project.org/) because the dependencies can't be automatically satisfied.
I might be able to find someone to help with the packaging/testing if needed.
All the best,
Jonathan

@markcmiller86
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I might be able to find someone to help with the packaging/testing if needed.

If you have the resources to apply to this, I'd be willing to review a PR. My apologies but I do not anticipate having the resources here to persue this any time soon.

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