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support pip install #1250

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@est

Hello,

Support pip install sqlmap would be nice!

A tutorial is listed here

https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/distributing.html

See the "Uploading your Project to PyPI" part.

Thank you!

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  1. added this to the 1.1 milestone on May 27, 2015
  2. killswitch-GUI commented on Jul 24, 2015

    @killswitch-GUI

    That would great!

  3. jorisroovers commented on Sep 16, 2015

    @jorisroovers

    +1
    This is really preventing us from using it in our project.

  4. hickford commented on Oct 26, 2015

    @hickford

    Hi. Would you consider publishing a package to PyPI?

    https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sqlmap

  5. brunoamancio commented on Nov 10, 2015

    @brunoamancio

    +1

  6. chrisantonellis commented on Dec 16, 2015

    @chrisantonellis

    oya +1

  7. ValHook commented on May 28, 2016

    @ValHook

    This would be insanely great indeed!

  8. guigomesa commented on Jun 21, 2016

    @guigomesa

    +1

  9. added a commit that references this issue on Aug 1, 2016
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  11. stamparm commented on Aug 1, 2016

    @stamparm
    Member

    sqlmap_pip

    sqlmap_pip_2

  12. stamparm commented on Aug 1, 2016

    @stamparm
    Member

    Please test and report back first impressions

  13. stamparm commented on Aug 4, 2016

    @stamparm
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    @2xyo I don't want to screw the current structure. There won't be a dumb sqlmap module directory with setup.py in root, at least not in the repository. It is ugly and majority of people are actually not pulling sqlmap through pip/pypi

  14. walterdolce commented on Aug 4, 2016

    @walterdolce

    majority of people are actually not pulling sqlmap through pip/pypi

    Just adding my thoughts to the conversation..what if people wanted to use sqlmap as a dependency of their project?

  15. stamparm commented on Aug 4, 2016

    @stamparm
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    Now they can do that with pip. Proper packaging is done and new tagged version is pushed each month to PyPI. Thing is that repository code will not conform to ugly setup.py requirements. People want to download current repository code and start using it OUT OF BOX. Without running setup.py each time.

  16. Maclay74 commented on Aug 27, 2016

    @Maclay74

    image

    Is the latest version in repo now?..

  17. added a commit that references this issue on Aug 27, 2016
  18. stamparm commented on Aug 27, 2016

    @stamparm
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    @Mikecoon with the latest patch that "problem" should be fixed. Though, you should wait for couple of days when there will be a new pip version available (1.0.9)

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