Feature request: Installability as a PyPI package
See original GitHub issueI think it would be easier (a one-liner) to install, if bpytop would be packaged as Python package, and be uploaded to the Python Package Index (PyPI).
I can create a setup.py
and open a PR, if desired.
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@jotyGill Yeah, really smooth and without any directory restructure using poetry 😃
Pypi username = aristocratos
@jotyGill So I got pip working with theme install and everything with the help of @cjolowicz PR #80, so would you like to transfer the name?