Make pip installable and add CLI entrypoints #7
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I took the liberty to put a few classifiers as well.
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How unfortunate that the authors have abandoned their work. Thank you for your efforts @cthoyt! Btw perhaps you managed to pin down the |
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This PR closes #5 by putting the code in a directory structure that's required by python packages, by adding a minimal
setup.py/setup.cfg.It also closes #6 by encapsulating the main functionality (that used to live under the
if __name__ == '__main__'block) with functions, then by adding the[options.entry_points]header tosetup.cfg.I also added an example in the README on how to run the code on one of the examples presented in your paper. I'm a big fan of DeepWalk and related methods, and I appreciate the incredible work you did to push the theoretical side of it. I hope this PR is helpful for you, and many others!