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These are the [Synthizer](https://github.com/synthizer/synthizer) Python
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bindings. Se the Synthizer manual for more details and example usage.
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## WARNING: UINMAINTAINED
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This is unmaintained software. Issues will be ignored. PRs will be closed without merging. If it is of use to you, please feel free to fork.
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## Installing From This Repository
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You probably want the Pypi version, which will just `pip install` for you
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- From the root of this repo, `python synthizer-c/vendor.py synthizer-vendored`
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## Maintainers Wanted
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I (@ahicks92) don't have the bandwidth to maintain all bindings we might want
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and have primarily moved on to Rust. Consequently the Python bindings can be
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expected to lag behind Synthizer proper unless maintainers step up. You'll need
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to know C and Cython to get anywhere fast. Otherwise I'll just be adding to
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this as I have extra time. How this works is as follows:
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- You decide to add something.
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- if whatever you're adding is going to take more than 5 minutes and/or you
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don't want to be told no after the fact, open an issue and propose a design.
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- Or if someone else made an issue, use that one.
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- add the thing and submit a PR.
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- I review your PR.
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- We land your PR.
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- anyone who needs to use Synthizer without a release can use the instructions
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above for installing from the repository.
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- At some point, usually around the time of a Synthizer release, I tag a release
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here as well and your changes go out to Pypi.
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We're tracking things that need to be added as issues on this repository, if
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you're looking for ideas or a task list.

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