Post to PyPI
See original GitHub issueLooks like this is stable enough and has received enough feedback that I’m ready to start thinking about posting it to PyPI.
Hold tight for pip install switchlang
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You’re welcome! Yes, it’s just one python file so for now I’ve been copying it into my various projects to use it.
okay, that’s fine, let it be paused then, I was wondering about package because I want to use it in my own projects, anyway I guess I can just clone your repo to use source code for now.
@mikeckennedy BTW thanks for making it, I hope it will be a builtin feature for a future python release 😃