This is written for Python 3.
I'm not sure the package is fully functional. You can set it up in "development" mode with:
python3 setup.py develop
After that, you should be able to import pytexmex and get everything. If you want to "unlink"
this development version, you can
python3 setup.py develop --uninstall
You have to make the documentation yourself. Go into doc and do, e.g., make html. Then the
actual html files will appear in doc/build/html/index.html.
- Check the values I compute against Bulmer's values (i.e., the ones in macroecotools)
- Clean up documentation (and this and this)
- Write some nicer documentation intro
- Put some equations directly into the documentation
- Make the package structure correct
- Make sure the
__init__.pyfiles are correct - Write a
requirements.txt - Write a
LICENSE