Feat. Req.: PyPI and updated conda deployment (for Mac)

[banesullivan]

Would it be possible to set up a deployment process for this library on PyPI using a continuous integration service like Travis CI?

I cannot successfully build from source and would greatly benefit to have a whl or simple installation means (Mac OS). I see linux and windows have stable conda distributions.

Additional Context:

If we could get this deployed on PyPI then I could get some feature request going on PVGeo to create an interface directly in ParaView for pygslib. I think there could be some really awesome interoperability between PVGeo and pygslib.

[opengeostat]

Hi banesullivan,
The wheels are available at https://github.com/opengeostat/pygslib/tree/master/pygslib_conda/wheels.
You can download the wheels and install it using the command pip <wheel-path>.whl

Regarding PVGeo, I am keeping an eye on this application. You did a nice job there. Please let me know how I can help to make easier the integration of pygslib into PVGeo.

[banesullivan]

Hi @opengeostat, thanks for pointing this out (~1 year ago)... I've been using the anaconda install process with success.

Are you still building these wheels locally and uploading them? Could you automate this process?

The world is in desperate need of a decent geostats Python package and I'd love to see this package grow. It would be awesome to see this repository have CI integration and build the wheels on Azure/Travis then upload them as artifacts for releases on GitHub so that they aren't in the main repo

[euandekock]

+1 for this - I also note that there is now a version 0.0.0.5.0.0 built with Python 3.8 support, but only for Windows. Please can we get a build for Linux for this version as most modern Linux distributions are now at 3.8.

Thanks.