Minor refactoring

[andreped]

I was going to test the software, but saw that the README could use some minor refactoring.

Next I will test it on my machine. Will let you know if I have any issues.

BTW: Why haven't you packages the program into an exectuable (and an installer)? That is quite easy to do with PyInstaller. I have done that before for this project:
https://github.com/dbouget/Raidionics

I could setup the CI stuff and the installer, if you'd like, and we could test it :)

[Abe404]

Thanks Andre.

Regarding the installer. I usually do that, and have a system that works well for it. See https://github.com/Abe404/root_painter

But have not yet had it requested for RootPainter3D. Do you think it's worth me setting it up now? I was thinking to first wait until there was some demand for the installer.

[Abe404]

If you want to write the installer creation code that is cool. Otherwise I could copy across the relevant code from https://github.com/Abe404/root_painter

Basically I am happy to go with your preference here.

[Abe404]

I could setup the CI stuff and the installer, if you'd like, and we could test it :)

I am also interested in the CI stuff. Please go ahead with this. Sounds good

[andreped]

By having code for installer, you mean this?
https://github.com/Abe404/root_painter/tree/master/painter#mac

I was thinking of using CI. Hence, for each commit (or whenever you prefer) we can test if the software successfully builds and that the installer gets created. We could also setup unit tests.

I can make an issue regarding the CI stuff and try setting up a simple CI workflow.

[Abe404]

Yes, after setting up the dependencies the build process involves the following three commands:

python src/build/clean.py
python src/build/freeze.py
python src/build/installer.py

I had considered CI but for some reason trusted the slightly more manual process a bit more. I think CI is the right thing to do and am happy you are moving forwards with this.