Open geraore opened 4 years ago
Hi @geraore - at present dependencies for Pynsist have to come from either
So if you don't want to put your package on PyPI, you can script building a wheel from it, putting that somewhere Pynsist can see, and then using either the local_wheels
option pointing to the file, or extra_wheel_sources
pointing to the folder it's in.
Hi @takluyver thank you for your quick response, I made the wheel files, however I can not find specific examples on how to add the extra_wheel_sources
I can compile and create the installer, however the wheels are not added to the installer. As example my installer is in G:\Mi unidad\Indurama\proyectos\manejo licenciamiento\fuentes\aw-watcher-window and I have tried the following:
extra_wheel_sources= "G:\Mi unidad\Indurama\proyectos\manejo licenciamiento\fuentes\aw-watcher-window\wheels"
extra_wheel_sources= G:\Mi unidad\Indurama\proyectos\manejo licenciamiento\fuentes\aw-watcher-window\wheels
extra_wheel_sources= ./wheels
None of the above have installed the extra wheel files
extra_wheel_sources
points to a directory to look in for wheels - you still need to tell it which wheels to include:
pypi_wheels = aw-client==0.3
extra_wheel_sources=wheels/
See the docs - I think they're fairly clear, though they don't have an example of this. Unfortunately the naming of pypi_wheels
is a bit misleading (obviously when I chose the name it only got wheels from PyPI).
Hello all,
I'm trying to build my project with pynist, however, I have dependencies from github, so I was trying to build this adding it to such as: extra_wheel_sources= git+https://github.com/geraore/aw-client.git, so I'm getting the error that the system can not find the specific path.
The question is how to add github to the requirements?.
Regards