Can you please make this package pippable

[tommyjcarpenter]

WIth a setup.py file? Thanks!

[tommyjcarpenter]

I forked it and did this, as an example. But because it is your code I feel bad about now putting this on pypi so that people can just pip install gps-python3. If you make a setup.py file and put it onto pypi, the world will rejoice.

[tpoche]

Hey Tommy, I'd love to add this ability and it's just a matter of carving out some time to actually implement the changes. I'm hoping to have some time this weekend to do it, but I'd always welcome a pull request if you've already made some of the changes yourself.

[tommyjcarpenter]

Well in my fork there is a setup file that works with all of the fields cleared out; you can pretty much steal that, populate the fields, add a blank requirements.txt file, and then register it to pypi. The blank setup file is here: https://github.com/tommyjcarpenter/gps-python3/blob/master/setup.py

The problem is that your code is now a dependency in one of our projects, but I can't just throw "gps" into our requirements file, because it is not pippable from pypi. If you add the setup file, then you can just do:

python setup.py register; python setup.py sdist; python setup.py sdist upload

Assuming you already have a pypi account, and then the world can just do pip install gps-python3 =)

[tommyjcarpenter]

Ok I did a PR but you'll need to tell me the info to put in the setup fields and I'll commit that in.

(On my phone, sorry for any typos)

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Hey Tommy, I'd love to add this ability and it's just a matter of carving out some time to actually implement the changes. I'm hoping to have some time this weekend to do it, but I'd always welcome a pull request if you've already made some of the changes yourself.

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[nisarg09]

Hi...I have copied all the code to /usr/local/lib/python3.4/dist-package/gps but in my code I am getting error as gps not found because I have imported it as from gps import * same as gpsd for older python. Can you please tell how to fix this