alexdlaird
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4 years ago This is a fantastic repo, thanks for bringing it to my attention.
I guess I'm not sure why pip would be an issue? At least for pyngrok, the only dependency is ngrok, which it manages itself.
It would definitely be great to get in to different Linux package managers, but my understanding is you need to be a pretty active member of each of their communities and/or your package needs to be sponsored by someone like that. At present I'm not sure how that would happen, but it would be great if in the future we could just do sudo apt-get install pyngrok.
If you know anyone who is familiar with making, maintaining and submitting such packages to AUR, DPKG, etc. let me know, as I'd love to be connected.
Describe the Feature I want to be able to download it from AUR, instead of using pip. For Arch Linux that's recomended practice but i wasn't able to find your package
Describe Alternative Solutions/Workarounds For now we can use pip, but it's suggested to have AUR package because of possible dependencies
Additional Context I will use pyngrok for our tool called HiddenEye, we really like it, and AUR package will make our users life easier.
Welcome to our repository, if you're interested