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setup.py: create a proper setup script #73
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I'm well aware of it. :) I've been meaning to do this for a while, but it ended up on the backburner as the development of other features ended up taking a priority. I quickly skimmed through derv82/wifite2#102, and it looks like you know your way around Python's package management system pretty well. Any chance you'd be up to implementing this and making a pull request? Edit: I just realized you're a Pentoo developer. That's absolutely awesome. Love your distro! |
sorry, but no. I have just spent several hours redesigning laramies/theHarvester#229 out of curiosity but I have no time for fixing all packages |
Totally understand. I'll try to get this knocked out as soon as possible then. Just a heads up though: this is going to be a super busy week with a lot of travel, so it may end up happening next week at some point. Once again thanks for bringing up this issue. |
ping ;-) |
and ping |
I'm not sure if I need to explain, but there is a universal way to handle the installation and uninstallation of a python package using setup.py. It can co-exist with the current kali-setup. In fact kali-setup could call setup.py at some point (after all deps are installed, etc)
This mechanism (using setup.py) is used by all linux distributions so it would allow to push latest releases of teh tool almost instantly.
Here is nice example of how it can be done:
derv82/wifite2#102
Thanks in advance
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