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devcartel / pyrfa

Open sourced Python API for Refinitiv (Thomson Reuters) Enterprise Platform.
http://devcartel.com/pyrfa
MIT License
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Is This Open Source? #18

Closed allenwyma closed 7 years ago

allenwyma commented 7 years ago

Originally, I wanted to prepare a requirements.txt file, but I noticed that this package is NOT listed on pip, so I was going to try to link to your github code, but it seems it's also not here...

Is there any recommended way to add this file to requirements.txt?

natalie-o-perret commented 7 years ago

@HangingClowns considering that there is no source available whatsoever, this is probably not open.

allenwyma commented 7 years ago

@ehouarn-perret yeah, I just looked more in to the library. They're compiled libraries. I have no problem against that, just wish there was an automated way for us to use pip to get that library installed.

ukrit-himakoon commented 7 years ago

Hello Allen,

Thank you so much for contacting us. Unfortunately, our PyRFA cannot install via pip yet. By the way, you can install PyRFA following the instructions below:

  1. You can download the PyRFA package which matches your platform via https://github.com/devcartel/thomsonreuters
  2. Also, we've provided the install instruction in this link: https://github.com/devcartel/thomsonreuters/blob/master/PYRFA8.md#installation

Thank you so much, Ukrit H.

On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 8:54 AM, Allen Wyma notifications@github.com wrote:

@ehouarn-perret https://github.com/ehouarn-perret yeah, I just looked more in to the library. They're compiled libraries. I have no problem against that, just wish there was an automated way for us to use pip to get that library installed.

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wiwat-tharateeraparb commented 7 years ago

Would running pip install directly from download links be sufficient? PyRFA already has setup.py in the package.

Example:

pip install --upgrade https://github.com/devcartel/thomsonreuters/releases/download/pyrfa8.0.1.1/pyrfa8.0.1.1-linux-x86_64-py27.zip
allenwyma commented 7 years ago

Seems that MAY work. Having proxy certificate issues while trying to check, but now we have another problem, where we have different platform support problems :) so now would need to create different requirement.txt files per platform.

wiwat-tharateeraparb commented 7 years ago

@HangingClowns PyRFA is now listed on PyPI. You can just use pip to install PyRFA with pip install pyrfa.