Python bindings

[SkypLabs]

Hi Jeppe,

Just to let you know that I've made a Python bindings of your work.

It is available at the following address : https://github.com/SkypLabs/python4yahdlc

Kind regards, Skyper

[jeppefrandsen]

Hi Skyper,

That is really great. I will add a link on the front page to you implementation. If you think we could add the implementation in a separate Python folder next to the C folder in this repository.

Kind Regards, Jeppe

[SkypLabs]

I thought about it before submitting this issue but I'm not sure that's a good idea for several reasons :

• Running the unit tests with Travis CI may become tricky.
• We don't use the same license. Despite the fact that they are compatible with each other, it's a well more proper way to make a clear distinction between them.
• It will be easier to document our respective work in a dedicated readme.

However, it involves to update your library in my git repository in order to keep my Python module updated with your work. For that purpose, it may be nice if you could add release tags to your git repository in order for me to indicate that the version xxx of my Python module is based on version yyy of your library.

What do you think about all of this ?

[jeppefrandsen]

Hi Skyper,

I think you are right. Did not see that you have released it under GPLv3. There is also a way to have submodules within projects (see http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules) but it also complicates it a bit.

I have just added a release tag and a link to your implementation. Thanks.

Kind Regards, Jeppe