Publish on pypi?

[tonycpsu]

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Which client are you using?

• [ ] app (instagram_private_api/)
• [x] web (instagram_web_api/)

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Describe your Question/Issue:

As requested in #46 , can you publish this package on pypi for easy installation and maintenance?

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[b3nab]

I'm going to release this package and its extensions to PyPi.

I think that this problem need to be addressed as soon as possible to let developers release packages with auto-installation of dependencies like instagram_private_api and instagram_private_api_extensions. It's needed because from the latest version of pip (>18.0) it doesn't install external dependencies from external PyPi source.

I can add @ping also as owner and mantainer of the package on PyPi and I will make a PR to include some scripts to easily build and release on PyPi. 🥂

[fabiocaccamo]

Any update about this?