[JOSS] Consider adding package to conda forge

[blsqr]

As an alternative installation path to pip, anaconda is gaining traction. Have you considered adding cellpylib to conda-forge, such that it can be installed via conda install cellpylib? This may make it easier for users that have a conda-based setup (which is not uncommon among students, for instance).

Step-by-step instructions for contributing to conda forge can be found here. Once set up, maintenance work is minimal: A GitHub action regularly checks whether your main branch has changed and, if so, will update the package in conda – optionally, this can be done without any interaction from your side.

To be clear: This is merely a proposition, I do not see it as essential for the review to go forward.

[szhorvat]

This is merely a proposition, I do not see it as essential for the review to go forward.

The same applies to all issues I opened, unless stated otherwise. However, I would appreciate a response to each issue, and especially the questions I asked.

[lantunes]

@blsqr Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that conda is a popular means by which Python libraries are managed, and I will look into adding the library to conda-forge for the next release.

@szhorvat I apologize for the slow response time. I plan to fully respond to and address all opened issues, feedback and questions.

[blsqr]

@lantunes Let me know if I can be of assistance!