Closed nickoala closed 6 years ago
I've pushed version 0.3.0 to pypi now, had to figure out how that worked again first.
Thanks for using my library for educational stuff! I've created it because I wasn't happy at all with the API of the current python modules.
Thanks for accepting my PR #10
As far as I can see, the current github version of
gpsd-py3
has at least two improvements over the version on pypi (uploaded on 2016-08-05):get_time()
instead oftime()
satellites
field (the PR recently accepted)Any chance we can get the new and improved
gpsd-py3
on pypi? I think it's worthwhile to make the improvements more conveniently available to users.Personally, I am teaching a Raspberry Pi course in which students have to interface a Pi with a GPS sensor. The course is based on Python 3. After surveying Github for gps libraries that works on Python 3, I realize there is not many choices. I settled on
gpsd-py3
because of its simplicity and easy-to-understand API. I think it is a good educational resource.So, it would be great if the pypi version can be made up-to-date, if that's not too much trouble. Thank you :blush: