A tool to install python packages from Github.
Project description
A tool to install python packages from Github.
Why can’t we use Github as a means to share our Python code directly?
pipgh searches and installs Python packages from Github. You can further cite a specific branch, release or commit’s hash value. This makes the deployment of your Python package as simple as a commit to your repository.
It also allows to inspect the metadata of a repository or to look at a singular field, which is very handy for stuff like this:
$ git clone `pipgh show --clone-url docopt/docopt`
Pure Python code, without dependencies. 2 and 3 compatible.
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