Naming

[arshbot]

The name of this repository will be called riemann-keys. What should the name of the class and/or the pip project be called?

Right now the name rests with HDKey, which is known in the JS world.

[rrybarczyk]

How about name the class "HDKey" and the pip project "hd-key"?

[arshbot]

Would "hdkey" make sense?

[drmoog]

If that's not taken it'll do. Can't have hyphens, right?

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Would "hdkey" make sense?

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[prestwich]

Couple different questions here:

• What name(s) do you use when pip installing?
  • This is set by setup.py
  • This is what you use in pip install
  • This is what will show up online on pypi
• What is the module name?
  • This is set by the folder name
  • This is what you use in import statements

Honestly, I think it'd be cool to alias both names, hdkey or hd-key and riemann-keys

[arshbot]

Honestly, I think it'd be cool to alias both names, hdkey or hd-key and riemann-keys

If it's possible, that's definitely the best move as far as pypi naming goes

[prestwich]

Proposal:

Can use https://pypi.org/project/pypi-alias/ to alias pypi package names

Package names: hdkey and riemann-keys

Usage:

pip install hdkey
pip install riemann-keys

Module name: hdkey

Usage:

import hdkey
from hdkey import bip39