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[03:23:24] <DanielHolth> do you have a favorite toml library?
[04:29:01] <tdsmith> dstufft: mitsuhiko: can I tag you on a PR to add some pipsi-like functionality to Homebrew?
[07:14:21] <wong2> I found that if I rename setup.py to setup-lite.py and run python setup-lite.py, the package would contain setup-lite.py
[07:14:31] <wong2> which makes it uninstallable by pip
[07:14:38] <wong2> is there any way I can fix this?
[12:59:33] <kus> hi guys, I can't install lxml on pip on windows. what do?
[15:10:01] <mvd> is there a straightforward way of making pip not silence all output to stdout?
[15:10:31] <mvd> basically I have a custom install command to build javascript for me, but if that fails the rest of the install process continues (ideally with a warning first)
[15:11:12] <mvd> I have tried using print, loggers, and even sys.stdout.write, but all are silenced by pip, though it works if I run `python setup.py install` instead
[15:27:31] <[Tritium]> mvd: you can set the verbosity of pip on the command line
[15:37:20] <mvd> yes, but I don't want to have to rely on the user to turn on higher verbosity to see an important notice
[15:37:59] <mvd> I think I can mostly get around this problem since I can just prebuild the JS and distribute it along with the wheel
[15:39:50] <tos9> mvd: why does the install process continue if your thing can't function without the JS?
[15:41:17] <mvd> because the web UI is secondary functionality
[15:42:13] <tos9> Might want to consider using setuptools extras then to let the install command decide whether it wants them or not
[16:42:45] <shvgn> Hi. I cannot install plistservices module with pip in virtualenv. http://pastebin.com/raw/cqMuvPxK Cannot figure out what I possibly do wrong.
[16:45:09] <dstufft> shvgn: looks like they don't have any files uploaded to PyPI for you to install
[16:48:19] <shvgn> How can I check the content of the module? I don't see package files on PyPI site.
[16:48:50] <shvgn> Uh. Compared with another module. Now I see.
[16:48:59] <shvgn> dstufft: thank you