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Hi James, sorry I missed this. As you've probably guessed, I hadn't been actively maintaining this, and am no longer working in the FCAV lab, but given this project is referenced by the KITTI website and seems to be useful, I'll try to start keeping an eye on requests like this. So I welcome your pull requests and will take a look! |
Thanks, Karl. The code is certainly useful, I appreciate your effort and for making the code available here. I'm incorporating it into a dataset creation script and it's helpful to be able to call the conversion functions from my script rather than using the provided command line interface. There are several ways to skin that cat but what I'm familiar with is to install the package into my environment and import the module(s) for use within my script. I'm cooking up a Once I submit a PR for this please make sure that I've provided the correct author attribution(s), license restrictions, reasonable version number, etc. Thanks again for your help! |
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In order to register and upload this to PyPI there should be a
setup.py
etc. in order to facilitate the process, as described here.The short version:
$ rm -rf dist
$ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
$ twine check dist/*
$ twine upload --repository-url https://test.pypi.org/legacy/ dist/*
$ twine upload dist/*
If this is useful for the project I can make the updates and submit a PR but I don't think I have permission to upload the package to PyPI.
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