Not compatible with Python 2.7

[austinkeller]

Hi,
I just tried using your package with Python 2.7 and received an error when running due to the use of the "function annotations" python 3 feature. I'd recommend making Python 3 a requirement specified in setup.py or following the instructions here for backward compatibility: http://python-future.org/func_annotations.html
Thanks,
Austin

[fabiommendes]

Hi Austin,

Since until now I was the only user of python-boilerplate I was a bit lazy and never checked for python2 compatibility. I updated the source tree to fix many small problems with python2 and now it seems to be working. The new version is on pip and github. Please tell me if you find any issues.

Cheers,
Fabio

[austinkeller]

Great! Thanks! I tried to add the python 2 compatibility myself yesterday
but ran out of time. I work in a proteomics lab at University of Washington
and we use python quite a bit for tools both internally and for the
proteomics community. We're hoping to streamline the creation of python
scripts as proper modules and packages. Your tool was the best I could
find, and I appreciate you getting back to me quickly. I expect we'll
continue to use your project.

Thanks again!
-Austin

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 4:03 PM Fábio Macêdo Mendes <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi Austin,

Since until now I was the only user of python-boilerplate I was a bit lazy
and never checked for python2 compatibility. I updated the source tree to
fix many small problems with python2 and now it seems to be working. The
new version is on pip and github. Please tell me if you find any issues.

Cheers,
Fabio

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[austinkeller]

Need to resolve issue #4 before testing

[fabiommendes]

Austin, nice that you took interest on python-boilerplate. I also came from a scientific background myself (from physics and stochastic processes). I hope to add some features in the future to help with scientific python workflow. If you have any ideas I will be glad to hear!