The base OpenRobot Package. This will be installed in all OpenRobot-Packages
Packages.
You would do something like:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/OpenRobot-Packages/<Package Name>
(this may be differ from yours)
Any packages you install will automatically install this repository (https://github.com/OpenRobot-Packages/Python-OpenRobot-Packages) branch, git+https://github.com/OpenRobot-Packages/Python-OpenRobot-Packages
. Note that this does not do anything and it has no code at all.
No, and probably never will. We want to integrate packages in one organization, and publishing it in PyPi one by one will be a hard time and hard work to do.
- Make sure you already installed Git. You can check if you have git by just typing
git --version
. It should output something likegit version <Git Version>
. - Make sure you do
OpenRobot-Packages
instead ofOpenRobot
. (git+https://github.com/OpenRobot/<Package-Name>
= No.git+https://github.com/OpenRobot-Packages/<Package-Name>
= Yes) and you havegit+
before using its url. If you still can't, feel free to make an Issue on the specific GitHub Repo, or try to clone the GitHub Repo, then try to typepip install .
(this may be differ from yours)
MIT