Should I depend on puzzle-tools as a package?

[rspeer]

I've got solvertools and you've got puzzle-tools. It would seem to make sense for solvertools to depend on puzzle-tools for some things, such as normalizing names or getting IMDB lists. If I just copy the code into solvertools, it becomes harder for you to maintain, though.

Would it make sense to structure puzzle-tools as a Python package, with a setuptools setup.py at the top level, and all the code in the "puzzletools" directory? In that case I could straightforwardly make puzzle-tools a dependency.

[dgulotta]

That seems reasonable. I'm not too familiar with setuptools, so let me know if I did something incorrectly.

[rspeer]

Thanks, the packaging works for me. I may not get to anything that uses it
as a dependency, but I do plan to have both packages installed.

On Tue Jan 13 2015 at 1:07:11 AM Daniel Gulotta notifications@github.com
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That seems reasonable. I'm not too familiar with setuptools, so let me
know if I did something incorrectly.

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