Upload to PyPi and make installation hella easier

[cmutel]

Its not that tough, here is a simple tutorial:

http://peterdowns.com/posts/first-time-with-pypi.html

[cmutel]

I am even emailing you the source package and wheels to make your life easier!

[stefanpauliuk]

Hi Chris,

thanks for taking the time and checking the 2.7 compatibility! I carefully checked your modifications and merged the pull request, plus some other minor cleanup.

I will closely look at pypi and probably upload soon. Would be cool to just write 'pip install pysut' and be done with it :)

One question: You capitalized pydsm.py to pdDSM.py because of the repository name, right? I accepted that change and tried to to the same for pySUT.py, but my capitalisation on Windows does not translate to Github. Plus, a student of mine had problems installing pydsm previously when it was capitalized for the first time. What's your take on this?

Cheers,Stefan

[stefanpauliuk]

I just re-uploaded pySUT.py and it is capitalized now. So is the call in init.py.
That should do the job.

[cmutel]

There are three approaches to fix this; all three would work, and the one you choose just depends on your personal style:

1. Change the name of the file to pysut.py (i.e. make it lower-case)
2. Do what you already did, change the import line to pySUT in __init__.py
3. Move the code into the __init__.py file - as there is only one file, you don't need anything else.