Include __init__.py in packages, and add more packaged data

simonarvin / eyeloop

EyeLoop is a Python 3-based eye-tracker tailored specifically to dynamic, closed-loop experiments on consumer-grade hardware.

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Closed kinow closed 3 years ago

kinow commented 3 years ago

Suggested fix for #27

added a function main() to avoid import errors from the entry point
added ini.py in packages to avoid import errors (thought these were optional now, but I got a couple errors for these modules)
updated the all entry in eyeloop module (there was one repeated import there too, fixed)
added more data, now the wheel should include yaml and images
tested with editable, and without the editable flag

@alex-attinger it would be great if you could try this change and confirm it works for you.

Cheers Bruno

kinow commented 3 years ago

To test, these commands might be useful:

pip install -e .
pip install . (remember to pip uninstall eyeloop)
pip install wheel then pip install bdist_wheel, look inside dist folder. This file is what is normally uploaded to PYPI, and must include all files required for eyeloop to work (minus imported modules, which are installed separately by pip)