Jetsonconda example
=================

In this example, we want to demonstrate how to build Jetsonconda installers for
Linux, Mac and Windows.

We only want to construct installers which include:
  - Python 3.5 (because Python 3 is the way of the future)
  - `conda`, so people can install additional packages
  - `numpy` (but not the MKL linked version, to save space)
  - `scipy`, `pandas`
  - the Jupyter `notebook`
  - `matplotlib` (but not Qt and PyQt, again to save space)
  - `lighttpd`, the web server, but only on Unix systems

We also want to include our license file `EULA.txt`, which located in
this directory.
Also, we want to have a our own welcome image for the Windows installer.
This image `bird.png` is also located in this directory, and is re-sized
by constructor as well.

Finally, to create a Jetsonconda installer, you simply run (in this directory):

    $ constructor .
    ...
    $ ls -lh Jetson*
    -rwxr-xr-x  1 ilan  staff    59M Feb 27 18:02 Jetsonconda-2.5.5-MacOSX-x86_64.sh

This was done on Mac OS X.
A 60MB installer is not bad for all these packages, I would say.
Note that `constructor` will be default create an installer for the platform
which it is executed on.  However, it is also possible to build installers
for other platforms, see <a href="../../CONSTRUCT.md">the platform key</a>.
