Cleans the kicost/distributors/distributor.py code

[set-soft]

• Remove unused imports
• Fixed comments and indentation
• Replaced distributors_modules (which no longer exists) by
  list(distributors_modules_dict) (the closest I can find).
  I think the get_dist_parts_info is never used and should be
  removed, or at least commented out.

[set-soft]

BTW: Which flake8 config should we use?

The code really needs a flake8 clean-up. I partially cleaned this source because I want to replace CurrencyConverter, and it was supposed to be used here (not really)

[hildogjr]

Yes, about the flake8, I lot of legacy there. Much of than mine, before I really understood the PEP8. Use the standard configurations.

CurrencyConverter was I workaround that I added to currency conversion, something that was intrinsic made by the scrape (because of the website language).

Are you working on something for #386?

[set-soft]

Yes, about the flake8, I lot of legacy there. Much of than mine, before I really understood the PEP8. Use the standard configurations.

The main problem will be with 80 columns limitation. But I can cut lines to 80 columns. Today 80 columns is somehow ridiculous, even a Linux console is far wider on modern hardware.
BTW: you don't need to know much about PEP8, just let flake8 insult your style and fix what it says ;-) I use it for various projects, I just relax some details.

CurrencyConverter was I workaround that I added to currency conversion, something that was intrinsic made by the scrape (because of the website language).

Ok. I want to just remove the dependency. The functionality needed by KiCost is quite simpler (currency conversion for today, not historic) and this is poorly provided by the CurrencyConversion class.

Are you working on something for #386?

I'm currently trying to make a Linux GNU/Debian package containing KiCost. This will make easier the installation on Debian, Ubuntu and any derivative distro.

My main goal is to integrate KiCost with KiBot

[hildogjr]

Fell free to disable the 80 columns, I also think it is bad and just create warning on actual displays.

I will check some of those commits and after release at PyPI.