Should this package be renamed
See original GitHub issueI don’t love the name, it’s long and causes some confusion - but may not be worth the work renaming. Maybe for version 2…?
Some alternatives are:
airtable
(used)python-airtable
(used)airtable-python
(used)airtable-python
(available)pyairtable
(available)airtable-python-wrapper
(keep as is 😃)
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pyAirtable
reserved 😃This is smart. It guarantees any links to the repo still work while simultaneously introducing people to the new name. This plus a one-line “airtable-python-wrapper” is now “pyairtable” in the readme would make it all super clear.
Agreed, this is another good call and makes it easy to put up a “final” 0.x release for any cases where requirements.txt has airtable-python-wrapper without a version.
👍
I agree with @jonathanlaniado; this makes the most sense.
Nope!