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Python is uniquely suited for writing wrappers + interface to libraries in other languages.
I think this is in scope for pyOpenSci since a lot of tools will be written in other languages and we want to provide access to them.
An example of a package we've already reviewed here would be pygmt.
It would be good if we could provide some guidance on good practices for doing this.
this would be an awesome topic for someone to tackle.
we have a single basic page here on this topic but i could see this becoming a longer section in the guide in the future. we might also link out to other resources. i'll mark this as a help-wanted issue as well.
Python is uniquely suited for writing wrappers + interface to libraries in other languages.
I think this is in scope for pyOpenSci since a lot of tools will be written in other languages and we want to provide access to them.
An example of a package we've already reviewed here would be pygmt.
It would be good if we could provide some guidance on good practices for doing this.
This came up in #21
#21 (comment)
Things to cover, this is a rough list that mainly reveals my ignorance 😕
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