I came across the project via PyPI and wanted to take a look at the source code.
I notice there's currently no "Project Links" on the project's PyPI page so had to search for the repo separately, which isn't too bad but it's a nice convenience to be able to jump straight from PyPI 😄
It just requires a link to this repo to be included in the pyproject.toml file (docs) and then once you push your next release the link to the repo will get added to PyPI 👍
Tinche
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2 years ago
I came across the project via PyPI and wanted to take a look at the source code.
I notice there's currently no "Project Links" on the project's PyPI page so had to search for the repo separately, which isn't too bad but it's a nice convenience to be able to jump straight from PyPI 😄
It just requires a link to this repo to be included in the
pyproject.tomlfile (docs) and then once you push your next release the link to the repo will get added to PyPI 👍