Add pyproject.toml and drop setup.py

[terop]

This is one step towards adding pycaruna to PyPI.

[Jalle19]

I had for some reason unwatched this repository so I didn't get notified about your PRs. Happened to stumble upon them when I today wanted to debug why the authentication doesn't work anymore!

[Jalle19]

Is it necessary to move the files to src/?

[Jalle19]

Seems like something like this should be added instead of moving to src/:

packages = [
    { include = "pycaruna" }
]

[Jalle19]

Maybe it's fine like this, I'm not familiar with pyproject.toml to be honest. Please rebase so we can get this in.

[terop]

Actually moving the directory seems not to be needed. When I originally did this I got some odd error but now when I tried this again it worked fine.

[Jalle19]

Is the README instructions on how to include this library still working? Or will it need adapting now?

git+https://github.com/Jalle19/pycaruna.git@51d3ee12429d68592640cb146ead71541bf14944#egg=pycaruna==1.0.0

[terop]

An update is needed, I modified README.md to use the new working syntax.

[Jalle19]

Thanks!

[terop]

I think that pycaruna would now be ready for publishing on PyPI. Some documentation on doing this is available at https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects.
@Jalle19 could you try PyPI publishing when you have time?

[Jalle19]

Yeah, I'll have a look

[Jalle19]

https://pypi.org/project/pycaruna/ should be published now. Haven't tried using the released build yet, let's hope it works!

[terop]

Thanks!
I tried using the package from PyPI and it works okay for me.

[Jalle19]

Great!