Closed PavelBlend closed 4 years ago
There will be two groups of people, one from the Blender community the other from the Python community. For the latter, I can do my job and upload it to PyPI, but I'm not familiar with how people release a package for Blender...
For a blender, do the following: create a zip archive that will store the following:
__init__.py
fileI have experience creating releases for blender so that I can do this.
It is necessary that the zip archive has everything you need to work and does not require additional installation of packages. This will save users from potential problems.
It is necessary that the zip archive has everything you need to work and does not require additional installation of packages. This will save users from potential problems.
I'm a little worried about this - taichi_elements
depends on taichi
, which in turn depends on other PyPI packages such as numpy
. I'm not sure if it is possible to make a release that is completely self-contained.
In the worst case, we can write a script that automatically executes the installation of pip
, and then taichi_elements
, for the Blender python.
(I think this is already much simpler than asking the user to download and build from scratch...)
And what packages are still needed besides numpy? numpy is in the blender. But if in addition to numpy you need to install more dependencies, then you can add the install taichi button in the add-on settings (in the blender), which would install taichi automatically. that is, the installation process will be as follows:
There are actually quite a few: https://github.com/taichi-dev/taichi/blob/588e504b02d6ca6b314d89fb2cd7fc0e41e70467/python/setup.temp.py#L29-L37
I guess we will have to install pip
for the user, and then rely on pip
to figure out the dependency...
50ef3232f080030213bcb7578a48d03647a9445b I close this issue as separate issues were created.
create a script that automates the creation of zip archives for release.