Continuous Integration, Readme, and Examples #4
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Given the issues related to installing the library on Python 3.6 referenced in issue #2 I decided to implement continuous integration on my fork of the repository. From this I was able to install the library on multiple versions of python, https://travis-ci.org/CameronDevine/SIPPY/builds/413779466. At this point the examples are used as unit tests to check that the code is running properly. It would be a good idea to implement unit tests so the functionality of the code can be confirmed easily. However there are still issues running the tests. The errors can be seen here, https://travis-ci.org/CameronDevine/SIPPY/jobs/413816972. A separate issues, #3, was opened about this problem.
Other changes include adding the Wiki home page as the readme, and some minor tweaks to the examples.