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[xcthulhu]

I am currently squatting on the zachopy module on pypi.

When you are ready to register it please inform me and I will delete my module so you can claim it.

[zkbt]

Dear Matt,

Okay -- please keep it under TESSScience for at least a few more weeks. It
will take me some time to learn how to register it for myself, and I may
want to tidy up a few things in there. When I have the time, I'll be in
touch to try to switch it over to me!

Thanks,
Z

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[xcthulhu]

Things to consider when tidying up:

• PEP8 is regarded as the idiomatic style everyone uses. You can check it with the pep8 command which you can install via pip install pep8. You can also automatically make your code conform to it with autopep8 which you can install via pip install autopep8.
• Another linter for python is called pyflakes; again you can install it with pip install pyflakes. You might also try using the PyCharm IDE, which will run pep8 and pyflakes for you and show you when you make an error.
• I know you are a busy guy, but you should seriously consider composing a few unit tests and checking with TravisCI every time you push. You'll notice I did this for SPyFFI.