Hi
I use Python frecuently, and today I start working with pywikipediabot, wich
is a very good library, by the way.
But I think that the workflow is very out-of-the-python-way. I explain my
point:
To make a script that uses this environment, you need to put the code on the
main directory of pywikipediabot, or do some links to that directory. But
usually, when you use a third-party module on Python, you should have the
chance to "install" the module and load it with a simple
import pywikipediabot
or
from pywikipediabot import wikipedia
And doing thins on any directory on your system, without any extra
configuration or needed files. I think this could be a nice feature, because
it respects the python-way, and gives the chance to distribuite the module
much more easier using 'distutils'[1] or even Debian packages
[1]
http://docs.python.org/distutils/index.html
Regards,
Pablo Recio