No setup.py anymore

From now on, makepackage will use the build buliding backend only, and so no setup.py is required. The build package has been also added to the dev optional dependencies.

Updated README

This release comes with updated README, which now correctly explains how to use makepackage with the pyproject.toml file.

pyproject.toml backend

The 0.2.0 version of makepackage comes with the following changes:

• makepackage is now packaged and manages dependencies using the pyproject.toml file
• packages created using makepackage are packaged and manage dependencies in the same way, that is, using the pyproject.toml file
• unit tests have been improved

Improved flag

This release comes with

• an improved flag, with the main flag being --cli, but both -cli and cli flags working, too
• bug fix: after creating a package, a log is printed to the console informing about what's been done

Improve CLI flags

Before, the user needed to use the cli flag to create a CLI package. The flag did not look like a flag. Now, the user can use --cli and -cli flag (in case of a mistake), but for backward compatibility, the cli flag is also accepted.

Improved README

This release comes with improved README.

Improved documentation: contribution

This release comes with a significant change to the Contribution section of README. Now the section describes in detail how to contribute (including git commands), and what proposals have chances to get accepted and incorporated into makepackage.

Improved dev installation

Merge pull request #8 from hp0404/patch-1

update setup.py with relative readme

Improved documentation

This release comes with improved documentation.

First release

This is the first release of makepackage, a package for packaging Python code.