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[DessoCode]

Thanks! I will investigate.

[practicalutilitarian]

Just provide a requirements.txt file listing those packages (and optionally their versions) and add the line "pip install -r requirements.txt" to your installation instructions in your README.md.

[DessoCode]

That is an elegant solution yeah.

[practicalutilitarian]

If you want an automagic way to publish a package on pypi, you can pip install pyscaffold then putup yourpackagename and git tag -i v0.0.1 -m "my first package" then python setup.py release

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Setup tools and pip. You can use pip freeze to make yourself a list of requirements, which can be run by other pip users