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"""
XStatic resource package
See package 'XStatic' for documentation and basic tools.
"""
DISPLAY_NAME = 'JSEncrypt' # official name, upper/lowercase allowed, no spaces
PACKAGE_NAME = 'XStatic-%s' % DISPLAY_NAME # name used for PyPi
NAME = __name__.split('.')[-1] # package name (e.g. 'foo' or 'foo_bar')
# please use a all-lowercase valid python
# package name
VERSION = '2.3.1' # version of the packaged files, please use the upstream
# version number
BUILD = '1' # our package build number, so we can release new builds
# with fixes for xstatic stuff.
PACKAGE_VERSION = VERSION + '.' + BUILD # version used for PyPi
DESCRIPTION = "%s %s (XStatic packaging standard)" % (DISPLAY_NAME, VERSION)
PLATFORMS = 'any'
CLASSIFIERS = []
KEYWORDS = '%s xstatic' % NAME
# XStatic-* package maintainer:
MAINTAINER = 'Rob Cresswell'
MAINTAINER_EMAIL = 'robert.cresswell@outlook.com'
# this refers to the project homepage of the stuff we packaged:
HOMEPAGE = 'http://travistidwell.com/jsencrypt/'
# this refers to all files:
LICENSE = 'MIT'
from os.path import join, dirname
#BASE_DIR = join(dirname(__file__), 'data')
# linux package maintainers just can point to their file locations like this:
BASE_DIR = '/usr/share/javascript/jsencrypt'
MAIN='jsencrypt.js'
LOCATIONS = {
# CDN locations (if no public CDN exists, use an empty dict)
# if value is a string, it is a base location, just append relative
# path/filename. if value is a dict, do another lookup using the
# relative path/filename you want.
# your relative path/filenames should usually be without version
# information, because either the base dir/url is exactly for this
# version or the mapping will care for accessing this version.
}
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