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Add to PyPi #5
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I just noticed this was added to PyPi in August, was this you? |
No, was not me. |
Oh... this is a bit of a issue... Well, there's three options:
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@jdittrich Hi, do you plan to publish this to Pypi recently? I was trying to add this extenstion to my mkdocs project, it would be nice if this extension could be installed via pypi 😄 |
@Ir1d I currently do not get around to refactoring it, sorry :( |
@jdittrich I think the first step would be to try to reclaim the figureAltCaption package from PyPi, from then, I'm sure someone could help with updating it. I have been wanting to try, but I haven't had time. |
Anyway, thx for your time. Really looking forward to this. |
I would also be interested to try your plugin on pypi. I would recommend using a more python like name such as figure_alt_caption or mkdocs_figure_alt_caption. This would avoid to relain the former name. Cheers |
User Story: I find this extension useful and want to add it easily to my projects.
Solution: Add package to PyPi
Steps:
See: https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/
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