Fix requirement being used before installing

[n0n1m]

Fixes #51

Summary by Sourcery

Fix the requirement of using the package version before installation by introducing a function to derive the version dynamically from the source code.

Bug Fixes:

• Fix the issue of using the package version before it is installed by deriving the version dynamically from the source code.

[sourcery-ai[bot]]

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request fixes an issue where a requirement was being used before installation. The main change involves modifying the setup.py file to dynamically derive the version number instead of importing it from the package.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implement dynamic version derivation in setup.py	Remove import of version from ufpy Add import of re module Implement derive_version() function Use derive_version() to set version	setup.py

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[bleudev]

@n0n1m Thank you for your work!

[Alexandr153]

pls try my method. I'm not saying that it will definitely help, but there have been a lot of changes with requests in recent versions

[n0n1m]

pls try my method. I'm not saying that it will definitely help, but there have been a lot of changes with requests in recent versions

it is using the most recent version of requests

[n0n1m]

the problem is it is used before being installed

[n0n1m]

just try pip install git+https://github.com/honey-team/ufpy.git

[n0n1m]

it should fix an issue

[n0n1m]

also @bleudev, did you publish this commit to pypi?

[bleudev]

also @bleudev, did you publish this commit to pypi?

No, i will publish new version when i will done new README.

[bleudev]

just try pip install git+https://github.com/honey-team/ufpy.git

@Alexandr153 Can you try this? If the problem will be solved, we can close your PR.

[n0n1m]

just try pip install git+https://github.com/honey-team/ufpy.git

@Alexandr153 Can you try this? If the problem will be solved, we can close your PR.

You already closed it. Also you closed issue by merging this PR

[n0n1m]

I have tested PyPI version and this version in brand new venv. PyPI one threw this error and this installed fine

[n0n1m]

In fact, PyPI version doesn't install even with requests installed

[n0n1m]

That's why I think you should change version number to 0.2.1 (or smth) and publish it