misc: bdk-python name

[reez]

Would be nice to use bdk-python name, but I know we've got this https://github.com/bitcoindevkit/bdk-python with it currently (archived).

But bdk-python aligns nicer with our naming convention than bdkpython.

[thunderbiscuit]

I'm not against it, but here is a counter-proposal: we rename the bdk-swift repo BitcoinDevKit!

The reason why I chose bdkpython for the name of the repository was that it's actually the name of the library, and in general python libraries often use single words (matplotlib for example, even if it's multiple words), or underscores in their names. I do agree it looks a bit odd when looking at all our repos together, but that's because most of them use the same language haha. The upside is you get a more conventional name for the language itself.

That's why I was thinking we could maybe name the Swift library using its actual correct import and library name, BitcoinDevKit. But honestly I'm not strongly opinionated either way.

[thunderbiscuit]

After taking a look at the Swift core libraries, even they use the lowercase hyphenated names for their repos, even when they host libraries with capitalized names (as is standard for Swift). So... I guess I don't know what's going on with these oddballs but that weakens my argument above.

Example: swift-foundation for the Foundation library.

In other words yeah we can ask at the dev call and I don't mind switching the name if that's the preference!

[reez]

After taking a look at the Swift core libraries, even they use the lowercase hyphenated names for their repos, even when they host libraries with capitalized names (as is standard for Swift). So... I guess I don't know what's going on with these oddballs but that weakens my argument above.

Example: swift-foundation for the Foundation library.

In other words yeah we can ask at the dev call and I don't mind switching the name if that's the preference!

yeah sticking with bdk-swift is my vote, what you mentioned here is my experience and view (repo name lowercase hyphenated, library imported into Xcode is uppercased, similar to other popular repos like https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-composable-architecture where its lowercased repo but you import it like import ComposableArchitecture

so I think we are good staying as is on the Swift side (bdk-swift repo name, import as import BitcoinDevKit)

The reason why I chose bdkpython for the name of the repository was that it's actually the name of the library, and in general python libraries often use single words (matplotlib for example, even if it's multiple words), or underscores in their names.

this actually makes a lot of sense, so I'm actually totally cool with either (staying as is because python libs use single words, or changing to bdk-python because it aligns with bdk naming convention)