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codpy installation issue related to codpydll package

I tried to install codpy package using pip function and manual way (downloading zip file from github )but got an error message related to codpydll package

pip attempt gave me an Error message :" could not find a version that satisfies the requirement codpydll (from versions: none)

seems the conflict is caused codpy version (0.1.8 to 0.0.5) depending all on codpydll.

This kind of issue is generally common for versioning issue and advice s generally to loosen the range of package specified or remove the inadequate version (which i found a bit odds in this context).

the manual installation attempt (zip file ) but this wasn't successful either.

Same error message associated to the lack of codpy version satisfying codpydll =0.1.1

My understanding is that codpydll is a component of the initial package and should be included.

HAve you ever faced similar issue or is something wrong in my setting?

General Remarks (Coding style, structure, etc)

My 2 cents, first impressions after looking at the code

  • The way the files are organized is not very (python package) standard, and makes it difficult to navigate and understand their purpose. For instance, it's not obvious what is purpose of the codpy.pyd file when looking at the path and name and for what architecture it's compiled. I suspect that going forward you would like to release a package using PyPi a bit of cleanup is therefore required. No space in path names Time Series, using apps as a folder name might confuse people coming from web application, etc.
  • I would strongly suggest setting by default black and flake8 to enforce code style, it is common to even enforce it pre-commit.
  • #3
  • Print statements are scattered here and there and something like print("scikit_tools loaded") is never good practice unless they are used in an example script. Same thing with if __name__ == "__main__": leaving this in files makes it hard to understand if they are library functions or example scripts.
  • #2

multi-platform, multi-python version

Codpy installation works only for windows / python 3.9.7 with pip install
Increase the range of accepted python version / platform (MacOS / Linux)

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