The current way to install the repository and its dependencies is quite convoluted. It still uses conda repositories, has a setup.py file and some "eggs". At the time, it was one of the only feasible ways to install prisma given its use of ipywidgets, jupyternotebooks and given I was using conda.
A cleaner installation via PIP seems now a better idea. I have seen projects providing only a single pyproject.toml file with appropiate configuration, which makes installation via pip clean. It would be nice to simplify the installation process in the new version that does not depend on jupyter anymore.
The current way to install the repository and its dependencies is quite convoluted. It still uses conda repositories, has a setup.py file and some "eggs". At the time, it was one of the only feasible ways to install prisma given its use of ipywidgets, jupyternotebooks and given I was using conda.
A cleaner installation via PIP seems now a better idea. I have seen projects providing only a single pyproject.toml file with appropiate configuration, which makes installation via pip clean. It would be nice to simplify the installation process in the new version that does not depend on jupyter anymore.