Use pypyoject toml

[frank113]

Summary

This PR responds to issue #49 and migrates setup.py configurations to pyproject.toml.

Issues Addressed

• Modernize packaging #49
• Switch to pyproject.toml #37 (By proxy)

Changes Made

To modernize the structure of this package I largely followed the example by PyPa's sampleproject repository.

1. Use build to build the package within Makefile.
2. Remove setup.py and migrate settings to pyproject.toml
3. Move version hyper parameter from argparse_dataclass.py to the project.version field of pyproject.toml
4. Add build to dependencies within requirements_dev.txt and pyproject.toml
5. Add the [project.optional-dependencies] field within pyproject.toml. This inclusion enables the following behavior:

pip install .[dev]

6. Add readme_renderer to tox.ini as per sampleproject's tox.ini .
7. Bump version from 2.0.1 to 2.1
8. Update CHANGELOG.md to track changes

Considerations

• Documentation references the use of twine to validate the distributions prior to publishing. We can add the following script to build and within the workflow:

twine check dist/*

This change must be accompanied with the addition of twine in the dev requirements. See python documentation and sampleproject's tox.ini .

• readme_renderer seems to be insurance for issues that may arise in deployment.
• The version update from 2.0.0 -> 2.0.1 -> 2.1.0 presents a potential headache as 2.0.1 is still unreleased. We can combine the unreleased changes from 2.0.1 into 2.1.0 -- what do you think?

Sources

• Making a PyPi-friendly README
• sampleproject package
• build package

[mivade]

Thank you for doing this! I've left one minor comment and a question for clarification.

[mivade]

What is this doing?

[frank113]

Thanks for calling this out. This package is intended to check if the README.rst can be rendered on PyPi. The inclusion of this package was inspired by sampleproject's use in tox.ini.

Given the current state of the package's PyPi page I removed it from the dependency list. With that being said we can add it later if we decide to enhance our CI processes or use automated publishing.

[mivade]

Interesting, thanks.