#! /usr/bin/env python 
#
# You don't actually need this part at the top, it just provides 
# for syntax highlighting as this is just a plain old python file.

# Any of these can be specified like so, where
# language & branch are optional, and repo_type only
# needs to be specified if it comes from an ambiguous
# source (eg. Bitbucket could be either git or hg):
#
# [language-->]repo_type+userName/repoName[^branch]
# eg. hg+mchaput/whoosh                 # under bitbucket
# eg. python3.3-->ipython/ipython       # under github
# eg. pydata/pandas                     # under github 

packages = dict(
    github = [
        #### 'username/projectname' is all that's required:
        #'pydata/pandas',
        #### but could give the full info if wanted:
        #'python-->git+scikit-learn/scikit-learn',
        #### or specify a lang other than default:
        #'python3-->ipython/ipython',
        #### or specify a branch other than master:
        #'ipython/ipython^nbconvert',
            ],


    gitorious = [
        #### same formating as github:
        #'python-omega/python-omega'
                ],


    bitbucket = [
        #### repo_type is required and other options are again optional:
        #'git+userName/repoName',
        #'hg+mchaput/whoosh',
                ],


    local = [
        #### again, need to say what type of repo it is; also,
        #### don't specify a branch -- when installed it uses the
        #### currently checked out branch from the local repo:
        #### 'repo_type+/a_dir/inside_a_dir/on_local_machine/pkg_name', 
        ####'hg+/home/your_username/some_dir/some_mercurial_repo',
        ####'git+/home/username/some_other_dir/some_git_repo',
        ####'bzr+/home/username/another_dir/some_bazaar_repo',
        #'git+/home/jgors/Documents/repos/ipython',
        #'git+/home/jgors/Documents/repos/pandas',
                ],
)
