[Bug 1267003] Review Request: python-rows - A common, beautiful interface to tabular data, no matter the format

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1267003



--- Comment #1 from Álvaro Justen <alvarojusten@xxxxxxxxx> ---
William, thanks for creating this spec!

I'd like to add a comment about the package: in Debian there is a source
package (rows) and two binary packages (python-rows and rows). I think this
differentiation is very good because:
1- If somebody uses rows as a library on a software, just need to install the
"python-rows" binary package (the Python library) or set it as a dependency;
2- If somebody wants to use the rows' command-line interface, just need to
install the "rows" binary package (it has "python-rows" as its dependencies,
but also other dependencies exclusive to the CLI feature, like "python-click"
and "python-requests").

In the first case libraries such as "python-click" and "python-requests" are
not needed because the user will not use it from the command-line, so we have a
little optimization in its use/installation.

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