Closed Indieberrie closed 1 year ago
The idea is for you to put your code at the root of the repository like so:
root/
pyndustric/
yourcode.py
Then running python -m pyndustric yourcode.py
. It's true it's a bit confusing so I'll leave this issue open to track that.
Please feel welcome to send a pull request improving either the README
or adding a setup.py
(or pyproject.toml
or whatever is trendy nowadays)! I can label it as hacktoberfest-accepted
if you're into that.
Woah, your response was fast. I already made setup.py before opening this (because I needed to get it running, I didn't know it could be done the way you describe it, I'm adding it to pull request), but still wanted to open issue because I feel like it's a good practice. I'm kinda sad that I couldn't open pull request at the same time (I need id of issue to add to commit as "Fixes: id") I'm not into hacktoberfest, but thank you
When I try to run pyndustric as module (as stated in README.md), it says that there is no module named pyndustric. When I try to install it as module, it gives me error of missing setup.py