Help Charlene to create her repository into a package (remember to commit after each step).
Choose who in your team is sharing now! (make sure you've got a fork and a local copy of Charlene's repository)
Add a .gitignore file to the repository to avoid adding artefacts created by python or your text editor. You can use gitignore.io to generate a file for your needs.
Modify the repository directory structure to make sagittal_average as an installable package (don't forget to add empty __init__.py files, but there is no need to add the .md files (yet!)).
Try to install it by running pip install -e . from the command line, in the filesystem location where the setup.py is.
Share your solution as a pull request to Charlene's repository mentioning this issue (by including the text Addresses UCL-MPHY0021-21-22/RSE-Classwork#36 in the pull request description), remember to mention your team members too! (with @github_username)
Congratulations, you've created a Python package! Now, let's see what can be improved about it in the subsequent issues!
Help Charlene to create her repository into a package (remember to commit after each step).
Choose who in your team is sharing now! (make sure you've got a fork and a local copy of Charlene's repository)
Add a
.gitignorefile to the repository to avoid adding artefacts created by python or your text editor. You can use gitignore.io to generate a file for your needs.Modify the repository directory structure to make sagittal_average as an installable package (don't forget to add empty
__init__.pyfiles, but there is no need to add the.mdfiles (yet!)).Add a
setup.pyfile with the information needed.Try to install it by running
pip install -e .from the command line, in the filesystem location where thesetup.pyis.Share your solution as a pull request to Charlene's repository mentioning this issue (by including the text
Addresses UCL-MPHY0021-21-22/RSE-Classwork#36in the pull request description), remember to mention your team members too! (with@github_username)Congratulations, you've created a Python package! Now, let's see what can be improved about it in the subsequent issues!