Project full refactoring: Stage 1

[ShahriyarR]

Dear author, First of all thanks for this beautiful idea and the project.

• I have covered Stage 1 refactoring in a total of 17 iterations(branches) and now decided to send a PR for your consideration as your next major release.
• Most of the refactoring addresses the cyclomatic complexity of the code and the separation of the "concerns".
• Stage 2 will be refactoring/separating the glitch class itself into domain models etc. - currently it "knows" and is doing a lot of things.
• All tests are passed, as usual, and the project is installable via setup.py as usual - nothing is broken.
• This refactoring flow can be considered as a study material as well.
• At the end, we will have a full project rewrite :)

[TotallyNotChase]

Hello, This looks quite neat! Though I don't currently have the time to do a thorough review and merge, I appreciate you taking the time and effort to demonstrate a nice refactoring!

I think glitch-this, as it currently stands, is more or less in an "archived" state and will continue to stay that way unless any pressing bugs are discovered, which I'll definitely try fixing. But other than that, I'd like it to stay the way it is. Not because the code is "good" (it certainly isn't haha!) but because my personal interests and time allocations have diverted away from python in general.

Please do feel free to have an improved version as your fork though, and maybe even write up a guide on open source refactoring so others could learn a thing or two from you. You can send a link to such a guide my way and I'll be sure to read it over a weekend or two!

[ShahriyarR]

Hello, thanks for the clarification :) Indeed the project is a very interesting one in terms of showing and teaching something, especially when you glitch your worst picture and it gets shiny :D I got your point and will continue my work and not will not open a new PRs as we have concluded)