Provide install from Github instructions

[wdduncan]

Can you update the README to include instructions for installing logica from the github repository? This will help users wanting to use the most recent version.

[EvgSkv]

@wdduncan that's a good question.

README says:

Alternatively, you can clone GitHub repository:

git clone https://github.com/evgskv/logica
cd logica
./logica - print Greet <<<'Greet(greeting: "Hello world!")'

I thought this would be sufficient for getting the latest version and experimenting with it. This is how I work with it myself. I.e. I don't install it into the system. I simply have it in a folder and run it from that folder, writing scripts into it. Does this not work for your workflow?

[wdduncan]

I do something like this too, but it is a bit clunky. I create a soft link to my local logica repo, and then access the libraries via the soft link. This allows me to import the repo version of logica_lib.RunPredicateFromString instead of the one created using pip install logica.
I am experimenting with creating a library for using logica with ontologies. It would be nice to be able to do something like pip install -e . or point folks to the github repo to install.

[EvgSkv]

Oh yeah, this makes sense. I'll need to learn a little about setup.py and test the feature. I exect that I'll be able to create this option (which seems like it's supposed to be very easy) soon!