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Open jrwrigh opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

Love the module and have been using it a lot, but find it really annoying to have to Google dfgui to find the install URL everytime. Any idea when you'll get this puppy onto PyPI? Anything I could do to help with that?

jrwrigh avatar Jul 01 '18 12:07 jrwrigh

just create an account on PyPI and upload the package, quite simple :) https://medium.freecodecamp.org/how-to-publish-a-pyton-package-on-pypi-a89e9522ce24

Borda avatar Jul 14 '18 13:07 Borda

The main reason I didn't do it was because I wasn't sure how I should express the wxpython dependency. Afaik wxpython is not pip installable, so manual installation notes are required anyway, right?

bluenote10 avatar Jul 15 '18 08:07 bluenote10

wxPython is on PyPI - https://pypi.org/project/wxPython/ and to be installed, you need to put to setup/install requirements last, you can try some CI that the installation works, e.g. Travis for Linux or AppVeyor for Windows

Borda avatar Jul 15 '18 10:07 Borda

I know, but pip install wxpython never worked for me, most likely due to its native build dependencies, which simply cannot be handled by pip.

bluenote10 avatar Jul 15 '18 12:07 bluenote10

Personally I never had an issue doing pip install wxpython. I've done it on three or so computers now (Windows and Linux) and they've worked fine.

jrwrigh avatar Jul 17 '18 19:07 jrwrigh

https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/3627#issuecomment-214298817 states wx on pypi is merely a place holder and redirects to https://wiki.wxpython.org/How%20to%20install%20wxPython for installation instructions

marafa avatar Jul 28 '19 21:07 marafa

The inability to get wx from pypi has actually inspired me to work on a successor. It might be a bit too early to announce it because it's nowhere near finished, but if you want to take an early peek: tabloo.

The idea is the same import tabloo; tabloo.show(df), but it runs a UI in a browser so all dependencies are easily pip installable. Available features are still very basic

Peek 2019-07-29 20-21

but I plan to bring back more of the dfgui features in the next weeks. At least it's already on PyPI.

bluenote10 avatar Jul 29 '19 18:07 bluenote10