Turn dymoprint into a package

[maresb]

I reworked dymoprint into a package on PyPI. I put the package under my account only to prevent potential squatting, and I would like to transfer ownership to someone else ASAP. Although the uploaded package currently points to my fork, I want to change it to refer to this original repository. (To be clear, I consider my own contributions minimal, and I'm not trying to claim ownership or credit; in case you don't like what I've done, I will delete the PyPI package.)

My motivation is that I'd like to be able to import dymoprint from another project and use it as a backend. It has the nice side-effect that it becomes easier to install:

pip install dymoprint

In order to achieve something sensible, I broke the monolithic dymoprint executable into several modules, putting Sebastian's original license at the top of each resulting .py. I also created a setup.py where I put myself as "maintainer", but please change that to whoever wants to maintain this.

Although I did a major restructuring of the code, I have left the original source mostly intact. Indeed, I managed to preserve the attributions in the "git blame" by performing an octopus merge.

TODO:

• Merge PR
• Give computerlyric(?) ownership of PyPI package
• Put computerlyric(?) as maintainer in setup.py
• Increment version in src/dymoprint/constants.py to 1.1.1
• Run python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel and twine upload dist/* to upload a new version of the package pointing to this repo.

[maresb]

After several months, I'm having no luck here. Development from my side continues here: https://github.com/maresb/dymoprint