Open adamltyson opened 9 months ago
I (niavely) claim that the metapackage
ships the napari plugins and installs them to boot.
$ mamba create -y -n napari-plugins python=3.10
$ pip install brainglobe
$ napari
Then opening napari
and heading to the plugin menu I can see:
Clicking on them immediately brings up the respective widgets.
That works, but users can't install the plugins all in one go using the napari plugin installation GUI.
That works, but users can't install the plugins all in one go using the napari plugin installation GUI.
Gotcha, sorry didn't fully grasp the initial premise :sweat_smile: I'm no expert but theoretically adding the various napari
metadata files to turn this package into a plugin should do the trick then, right? Even if there's no acutal "pluign content"? @alessandrofelder might be able to confirm/deny my hypothesis
I think so. The only consideration would be what else we're shipping in case that causes compatibility problems with napari etc.
Although in theory, we should be looking out for that anyway.
adding the various napari metadata files to turn this package into a plugin should do the trick then, right?
I think so too :crossed_fingers:
we should be looking out for that anyway.
Agreed.
We can now
pip install brainglobe
, but within the napari plugin dialog, users still have to install plugins one by one. Until we have a meta-plugin I wonder if it's worth enabling a singlebrainglobe
installation option based on this meta-package.cc @alessandrofelder @willGraham01