Create a new wiki page to support PyPI consumers as well as for developer enablement.
Include instructions for installing planarity from pip, with especial instructions for Windows users who would prefer to use MinGW-w64 gcc as their compiler.
For developer setup steps, include instructions for Windows (MSVC cl and MinGW-w64 gcc), MacOS (clang), and Debian Linux (gcc) for how to:
- install a compiler toolchain,
- install the latest Python (presently 3.14.3),
- install VSCode (IDE chosen for multi-platform support and diverse set of extensions)
Then regardless of platform, include instructions for VSCode configuration (i.e. extensions to install), as well as recommended steps for working with and contributing to the code (i.e. process to fork repo, (optionally) create a branch with a sensible name, build code from source locally, and create PR)
This page should also likely be the home of the process by which core planarity developers first publish to TestPyPI (see #28 ) before cutting a release to be published to PyPI.
Create a new wiki page to support PyPI consumers as well as for developer enablement.
Include instructions for installing
planarityfrompip, with especial instructions for Windows users who would prefer to use MinGW-w64gccas their compiler.For developer setup steps, include instructions for Windows (MSVC
cland MinGW-w64gcc), MacOS (clang), and Debian Linux (gcc) for how to:Then regardless of platform, include instructions for VSCode configuration (i.e. extensions to install), as well as recommended steps for working with and contributing to the code (i.e. process to fork repo, (optionally) create a branch with a sensible name, build code from source locally, and create PR)
This page should also likely be the home of the process by which core
planaritydevelopers first publish to TestPyPI (see #28 ) before cutting a release to be published to PyPI.