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pytr-org / pytr

Use TradeRepublic in terminal and mass download all documents
https://pypi.org/project/pytr/
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Provide pre-build binaries #59

Closed yubiuser closed 6 months ago

yubiuser commented 6 months ago

Thanks for creating pytr!

I'm using it on linux and was not keen to setup a whole Python environment to install pytr. Therefore, I created a Docker image that will build pytr from where I can export the binary. I tweaked it to run on Github action where it will attach the binaries to every release. You can find the repo at https://github.com/yubiuser/pytr-binary and the binaries at https://github.com/yubiuser/pytr-binary/releases/tag/v1.0.0.

I could file a PR at this repo to use the same action/Dockerfile so that you could also attach binaries to your releases (you would need to start using releases, not tags-only). Let me know if you are interesting.

marzzzello commented 6 months ago

On Linux a python environment is usually ready with one command like pacman -S python-pipx. Updates are also installed with one command. There is no need to go to GitHub and manually download each new release. I can't really see the benefit of binary releases here but of course you can do it for yourself. Also you need to rebuild the binary after a new Python release e.g. after a critical patch was applied.