The package structure is messed up when attempting to install the code from the GitHub repo using "pip install -e ." In particular the problem is that the package name is "rliable" but "rliable" is not a folder in the repo. To fix this you need to create a folder and move all the python files inside it i.e.
[1] Create a folder called rliable
[2] Then move all the *.py files inside this folder. Below is the what the new folder structure would look like.
The package structure is messed up when attempting to install the code from the GitHub repo using "pip install -e ." In particular the problem is that the package name is "rliable" but "rliable" is not a folder in the repo. To fix this you need to create a folder and move all the python files inside it i.e.
[1] Create a folder called rliable
[2] Then move all the *.py files inside this folder. Below is the what the new folder structure would look like.
CITATION.bib CONTRIBUTING.md images/ LICENSE README.md setup.py rliable/
Making this change allows me to be able to run "from rliable import library" successfully.