Pypi Release

[cherriae]

The current pyproject.toml doesn't have your email you have to add it manually.

authors = [
    { name="TrueMyst", email="urEmailHere" }
]

• Fixed a typo in README.md **BeatPrints** is released under the **Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License license**, which grants the following permissions:

There were 2 license: ... License liscense

[cherriae]

I saw #8 so I decided to do it for you cuz you haven't yet

[cherriae]

I've converted src directory name to beatprints and added __init__.py and __main__.py

[TrueMyst]

Amazing work Jerry! Really appreciate the work, I'm fixing a couple of bugs from my side, will push it within a day or two! :)

[cherriae]

There gonna be a big issue with lyrics soon @TrueMyst there seems to be a rate limit

[cherriae]

I'm also doing some research on getting non python files downloaded too but the problem how do u access the fonts

[TrueMyst]

There gonna be a big issue with lyrics soon @TrueMyst there seems to be a rate limit

Don't you worry, I've moved on from MusixMatch because I've found a better alternative to this. You'll see it very soon!

[TrueMyst]

I'm also doing some research on getting non python files downloaded too but the problem how do u access the fonts

How do I access the fonts? Can you elaborate it more please?

[cherriae]

I'm also doing some research on getting non python files downloaded too but the problem how do u access the fonts

How do I access the fonts? Can you elaborate it more please?

I was thinking about how the fonts will be accessed through packages. This is because when ur installing the package how does the package access the fonts

https://github.com/TrueMyst/BeatPrints/blob/afa63d46054e9e3a9fb5592cff5aba87fc832a4a/src/utils.py#L107-L114

[cherriae]

Also instead of pyproject.toml I could do setuptools if u want or find more better

[TrueMyst]

I was thinking about how the fonts will be accessed through packages. This is because when ur installing the package how does the package access the fonts

https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/userguide/datafiles.html

[TrueMyst]

Also instead of pyproject.toml I could do setuptools if u want or find more better

Yeah, setuptools will do me better!

[TrueMyst]

@cherriae I've updated the code a bit, you might want to check it out.

[TrueMyst]

I was thinking about how the fonts will be accessed through packages. This is because when ur installing the package how does the package access the fonts

I'm concerned about the current setup in utils.py where I manually set the fonts. Whenever there's an issue with fonts, I have to manually add them and then repackage the module for PyPi. While I considered letting users add their own fonts, I worry they might change the appearance too much.

Instead, I'm thinking of providing default fonts from my code. For instance, if a user needs a font for Hindi but it's not available, they can specify the file path to add it themselves

I've to modify and optimize writing.py a bit.

[cherriae]

I was thinking about how the fonts will be accessed through packages. This is because when ur installing the package how does the package access the fonts

I'm concerned about the current setup in utils.py where I manually set the fonts. Whenever there's an issue with fonts, I have to manually add them and then repackage the module for PyPi. While I considered letting users add their own fonts, I worry they might change the appearance too much.

Instead, I'm thinking of providing default fonts from my code. For instance, if a user needs a font for Hindi but it's not available, they can specify the file path to add it themselves

I've to modify and optimize writing.py a bit.

Yeah its probably better to let them customize on their own.

[cherriae]

Opening a new pr soon

[TrueMyst]

Opening a new pr soon

Alright mate : ) lemme know if you need any help