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from distutils.core import setup
from distutils.extension import Extension
from textwrap import wrap
from platform import python_version_tuple
pyver = int(python_version_tuple()[0])
cython_compiled_files = [ 'libmcrypt-3.c', 'libmcrypt-2.c' ]
if pyver == 3:
e_modules = [ Extension('pymcrypt.libmcrypt',
[ cython_compiled_files[0] ],
libraries = ['mcrypt']) ]
data_file_append = [ cython_compiled_files[1] ]
else:
e_modules = [ Extension('pymcrypt.libmcrypt',
[ cython_compiled_files[1] ],
libraries = ['mcrypt']) ]
data_file_append = [ cython_compiled_files[0] ]
setup(name = 'pymcrypt',
version = '0.0.1',
ext_modules = e_modules,
author = 'Michael B. Trausch',
author_email = 'mike@trausch.us',
url = 'https://launchpad.net/pymcrypt',
license = 'GPLv3',
packages = [ 'pymcrypt' ],
py_modules = [ 'pymcrypt.EncryptedWriter', 'pymcrypt.__init__',
'pymcrypt.EncryptedReader', 'pymcrypt.common' ],
data_files = [ ('cmcrypt', [ 'cmcrypt.pxd', 'libmcrypt.pyx' ] + data_file_append) ],
description = 'mcrypt extension for Python 2 and 3',
long_description = '\n'.join(wrap('''This package provides for a (hopefully)
clean, simple wrapper around mcrypt that can be used from both Python
2 and Python 3 code. It is presently not yet stable, and it can be expected
that the interface will not be stable until at least a few versions from now;
it will definitely be stable by 1.0, but it is hoped way before then.''')))
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