@Kacper-W-Kozdon , Let me start with the setup.py, So I was reviewing the setup.py file and noticed a few minor things that could be improved:
Description: The current description ("This is my tools package") is a bit generic. It might be more informative to have something like: "Provides tools for integrating Unify AI with PromptFlow workflows." This gives users a better idea of what the package does at a glance.
Dependencies: Instead of having a separate requirements.txt file, we can include the unifyai dependency directly in setup.py using install_requires=["unifyai"]. This will automatically install the dependency when someone installs your package, making it more convenient for users.
Python Version: It's a good idea to specify the minimum Python version required for your package. We can do this by adding a python_requires argument (e.g., python_requires=">=3.8").
Here's how the updated setup.py would look with these changes:
from setuptools import find_packages, setup
PACKAGE_NAME = "unify_integration"
setup(
name=PACKAGE_NAME,
version="0.0.12",
description="Provides tools for integrating Unify AI with PromptFlow workflows.", # Improved description
packages=find_packages(),
install_requires=["unifyai"], # Added dependency
python_requires=">=3.8", # Specified Python version
entry_points={
"package_tools": ["unify_llm = unify_llm_tool.tools.utils:list_package_tools"],
},
include_package_data=True,
)
These are just some small suggestions to enhance the setup.py file. Let me know what you think!
@Kacper-W-Kozdon , Let me start with the
setup.py
, So I was reviewing thesetup.py
file and noticed a few minor things that could be improved:Description: The current description ("This is my tools package") is a bit generic. It might be more informative to have something like: "Provides tools for integrating Unify AI with PromptFlow workflows." This gives users a better idea of what the package does at a glance.
Dependencies: Instead of having a separate
requirements.txt
file, we can include theunifyai
dependency directly insetup.py
usinginstall_requires=["unifyai"]
. This will automatically install the dependency when someone installs your package, making it more convenient for users.Python Version: It's a good idea to specify the minimum Python version required for your package. We can do this by adding a
python_requires
argument (e.g.,python_requires=">=3.8"
).Here's how the updated
setup.py
would look with these changes:These are just some small suggestions to enhance the setup.py file. Let me know what you think!