Python bindings seem outdated ?

Hello

I've downloaded the latest available TurboActivate-Linux.zip (4.0.9.6) linux library package and as it seems the Python bindings are outdated, the result codes do not match.

Do you plan on updating Python bindings?

Yes, the next version will have a full example and article.

Here is the latest version of the Python bindings: https://github.com/wyattoday/python-turboactivate

Hello Wyatt, First thanks for your reply, I have some additional questions:

1- I've noticed some Python bindings (4.0.1) published under https://pypi.org/project/turboactivate/4.0.1/, but these are implemented/maintained by a 3rd party. Do you plan on publishing the bindings on pypi repo, and if you do, can you package the corresponding library (.so,.dll,...) files to the respective package ?

2- From https://wyday.com/limelm/api/#turboactivate-lin, I can see that its version (4.0.9.6), but can not find any reference to the version in the downloaded zip file (https://wyday.com/limelm/api/TurboActivate-Linux.zip). Since we will link our software with a specific library version, if for some reason we need to access an older version where can we access it from?

>> "Do you plan on publishing the bindings on pypi repo, and if you do, can you package the corresponding library (.so,.dll,...) files to the respective package ?"

Yes, we plan to release in PyPi. No, the dll, so, dylib, etc. will not be included. Download them from here: https://wyday.com/limelm/api/

In the meantime use the Python version from our repository (it's forked and maintained by us).

>> "2- From https://wyday.com/limelm/api/#turboactivate-lin, I can see that its version (4.0.9.6), but can not find any reference to the version in the downloaded zip file (https://wyday.com/limelm/api/TurboActivate-Linux.zip). Since we will link our software with a specific library version, if for some reason we need to access an older version where can we access it from?"

Linux does not have an easy way to include metadata about .so files (like Windows and macOS do). So, in TA 4.1 we've added a TA_GetVersion() function.

And to see if you're using the latest version, just use checksums on Linux (there is no better way -- it's a flaw in Linux that they don't care to fix): https://wyday.com/limelm/help/faq/#get-version

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