Please consider making pyobd PEP517 compliant by adding pyproject.toml, etc, and placing it on https://pypi.org ?

[yurivict]

This should install the executable "pyobd" into bin/.

This would make it easy to create ports/packages for it, and this would make it easier to install for users.

Thanks,
Yuri

[Kydlaw]

Maybe barracuda-fsh doesn't want to create a lib out of this code.

But that would be interesting to define at least the minimum version of Python required in this project.

[yurivict]

Maybe barracuda-fsh doesn't want to create a lib out of this code.

It's not about making it into a lib.
PEP517 allows to install executables in a uniform way which makes it easy to install using standard methods.

[gray-adeyi]

The name pyobd and obd is already taken on pypi

[yurivict]

@gray-adeyi

Just name it pyobd2 or obd2 then.
Many other projects solve this problem this way.

[gray-adeyi]

Okay great! I'll be working on it . Pyobd2 it is

[chrisdebian]

And rename for future OBD versions? Cheers, Chris chris_debian

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[Kydlaw]

I updated the PR to use pyobd2