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Add package manager support #13

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francipvb opened this issue Feb 16, 2019 · 4 comments
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Add package manager support #13

francipvb opened this issue Feb 16, 2019 · 4 comments

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@francipvb
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Hello,

I found that it is not easy to add tolk into a source-only repository, because it has no support for library package managers.

Tools to be supported:

  • NuGet: This is the most important because most development will be .NET or C++ native applications and they can be developed with references to NuGet packages to avoid inclusion of libraries with the sources.
  • PyPI: The second tool in importance because many blind developers develop python programs and it will be nice to have a weel or source build enabled for python package index.
  • Gradle/Maven: For java packages.

Cheers,

@dkager
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dkager commented Feb 16, 2019

You're absolutely right. I've been considering at least PyPI but never got around to look into it. All contributions welcome! :)

@vincent-lg
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Coming from Python, it's pretty hard to compile the library as it is. I don't lack low-level tools, but I'm not used to compiling C/C++ code, especially on Windows without a nice CLI. Having Tolk on Pypi would be great, or even having Tolk.dll in the libs folder, since (I imagine) it doesn't need to be recompiled on every machine.
Thanks!
Vincent

@cyrmax
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cyrmax commented Feb 18, 2024

Looks like it is so quiet here...
I was looking for tolk on nuget but only found this topic. Sad, very sad.

@beqabeqa473
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