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pik / pypayd

a small daemon for processing bitcoin payments
MIT License
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setup and license #1

Open ser opened 9 years ago

ser commented 9 years ago

Hi, your software looks very promising, it is nearly exactly what I was planning to write, good I have spotted it before I started.

Three questions:

  1. Do you plan to create a standard setup.py file for installation?
  2. What is the license? AGPL3 would be perfect :-)
  3. Do you use it in any project? If yes, is the code open to have a look?

Cheers! Serge

pik commented 9 years ago

Hello Serge,

Do you plan to create a standard setup.py file for installation?

This was something I wrote awhile ago and never got around to adding a setup.py or linking on bitcointalk - so I didn't really expect any users. I'll try and find sometime to do this though.

What is the license? AGPL3 would be perfect :-)

Added an MIT License. Hope that works for your needs.

Do you use it in any project? If yes, is the code open to have a look?

Unfortunately I don't have an open-source project I can point you to for that, if you are looking for a specific usage aside from the one outlined in the readme, feel free to open a separate issue for it.

ser commented 9 years ago

Fantastic, if you create a sort of setup, I promise to pack it for Arch Linux distro, which should streamline more people into pypayd. MIT license it good, indeed. Thanks :-)

ser commented 9 years ago

Because I need it in at least semi-automatised installation, I've packaged it temporary very ugly. In result it is working, but without setup.py it is a terribly hacked:

https://aur4.archlinux.org/packages/pypayd-git/