Four python modules, each of which is pip-installable:
stefan-on-software (backend, basically what is now flaskr)
stefan-on-software-client
stefan-on-software-renderer (uploaded to pip)
tk-image-cropper (uploaded to pip)
I am noticing more and more that the best way to manage dependencies is to simply have modules hosted on pip. Working with local dependencies is annoying and not super-well supported.
This will also make it easier to create an end-to-end test.
Adding to the scope: Update README, requirements.txt, and setup.cfg. All packages should be pip-installable without issue.
Four python modules, each of which is pip-installable:
flaskr
)I am noticing more and more that the best way to manage dependencies is to simply have modules hosted on pip. Working with local dependencies is annoying and not super-well supported.
This will also make it easier to create an end-to-end test.
Adding to the scope: Update README, requirements.txt, and setup.cfg. All packages should be pip-installable without issue.