Open botherder opened 4 years ago
I totally agree with you. We should have the essential core and the CLI core and I would say some core modules. Additional modules should go to the 'community' repository and the final user decides what to do.
This is a good approach, the problem being to decide what core and what isn't.
And definitely the web interface should be a dedicated repository, it will also be a lot easier to maintain issues related to it.
I did a first attempt at this and it is committed now. Now modules are located at: https://github.com/viper-framework/viper-modules/ And the web interface is located at: https://github.com/viper-framework/viper-web/
I uploaded a package of the viper core to PyPi, as viper-framework
, so it can now be installed with pip3 install viper-framework
.
I also added an update-modules
command that is just a first draft (it needs a lot of work), which pulls modules from git.
@Rafiot I could use your help fixing up the repositories there and the installation of various dependencies.
I'll try to get some work done on that this week (the 3 weeks after that will be difficult).
That should be fixed now.
As I go through the code-base, I can't help but feeling it is cluttered. I am wondering if it could make sense to try to separate essential components of the software.
For example, I'm thinking:
Thoughts?