Migrate to PEP 517/621 with src-layout#3
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- Restructure package to use src/easymode/ layout - Replace setup.py with modern pyproject.toml - Add hatchling build backend with hatch-vcs versioning - Add comprehensive CI/CD via GitHub Actions - Add pre-commit hooks (ruff, mypy, validate-pyproject) - Add pytest testing infrastructure - Preserve GPL v3 license and all functionality - Version: v0.0.2 (managed via git tags) BREAKING CHANGES: - Minimum Python version now 3.10 (previously implicit 3.7+) - Package structure changed to src-layout (import paths unchanged)
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Hey! Not sure if this is welcome but this PR modernizes the packaging setup to follow current Python best practices
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This was mainly done to enable end users to install/run easymode with uv which likes modern python packages. The end user experience then involves no python environment management, they just install uv then
The workflow for publishing is the biggest change, to use this deployment workflow you would need to set up a trusted publisher then pushing a tagged commit (
git tag -a v0.0.5 -m "v0.0.5"thengit push --follow-tags) will trigger the upload to pypi job in the action at.github/workflows/ci.ymlIt's quite nice as you see the test/build/deploy in the actions tab for your repo, e.g. https://github.com/teamtomo/starfile/actions/runs/15401045856