Upload Modulize to pip repository#1
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Packaging up Modulize allows users to install it using pip and automatically register the scripts to their PATH. This means users can do
pip install modulizeand use the scripts (works with venv too).I have added a module directory and a setup.py to enable this.
To test locally, pull this pull request and run
pip install <path-to-repo>. You should now be able to directly use any of the scripts e.g.combine_py_files.py.Once happy, please push to public pypi by following the instructions here:
https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/#uploading-the-distribution-archives