Installation with Pip

[TechWiz-3]

Pygnore can be run offline because it copies the Python.gitignore file in the repo's root directory to the computer's home directory under the name ~/.pygnore.

Pip installation was discontinued because I don't know how to install the Python.gitignore file with the package.

Ideally Pip would automatically add the file to the user's desktop. If this is not possible then the following solution will be acceptable; Pip installs the file automatically and it can be accessed by the pygnore script.

[Elvis020]

Are you suggesting, adding a line in the Makefile to run the Python.gitignore file??
Looks like yo have implemented the solution, correct me if I am wrong. Thanks

[TechWiz-3]

Nah i mean basically do what the makefile does, through pip and setup.py so users no longer have to use the makefile

[HridayAg0102]

Can't we do something like manually creating a .txt with all the commands of python.gitignore and later change its name via some sort of Shell scripting? (I mean including a .txt file in the package rather than a .gitignore file)

I am not that aware of shell scripts, but this might work 🤔

[TechWiz-3]

That's kind of what the Makefile does already

[HridayAg0102]

alright 👍