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  • ti842py

    A TI-BASIC to Python 3 transpiler

  • People have already responded saying yes, but I thought that I'd put my opinion in as well. Yes, you absolutely can distribute an application through PyPI even if it's not meant to mainly be a module, if fact I do in this project. There are other options if you want to go a different route, but PyPI may be the easiest.

  • As an example of other routes, I have this application. Instead of distributing through PyPI, I distribute it on a large variety of different platforms. I do include manual installers, but it's also distributed in the AUR, in a PPA, in the snap store, as an AppImage, through an exe installer (for windows), and as an rpm. It can also be run without installation to be even more accessible.

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