docs: Remove specificity of commands pip3 and python3
Python 2 has been sunset since 2020 ^0, and localstripe never
supported it.
This commit updates documentation to use python and pip instead of
python3 and pip3.
Remove UTF-8 headers in Python files
The # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- headers are useful for Python 2, but
aren't needed for Python 3 which is the only supported version. Let's
drop these headers.
build: Migrate from setup.py to pyproject.toml
Using setup.py is deprecated and the new recommanded way is to declare
a pyproject.toml file (see PEP 517 ^1).
This commit proposes to use setuptools to achieve that, because
setuptools is already used by localstripe, is standard and referenced by
the official Python packaging documentation ^2, and seems to be the
most lightweight solution.
For some period, the setup.py file will be kept (although almost
empty), to allow old tools versions to keep working.
I have done the same migration for yamllint 7 months ago ^3 and it
appeared to work well.
docs: Remove specificity of commands pip3 and python3
Python 2 has been sunset since 2020 ^0, and localstripe never supported it.
This commit updates documentation to use
pythonandpipinstead ofpython3andpip3.Remove UTF-8 headers in Python files
The
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-headers are useful for Python 2, but aren't needed for Python 3 which is the only supported version. Let's drop these headers.build: Migrate from setup.py to pyproject.toml
Using
setup.pyis deprecated and the new recommanded way is to declare apyproject.tomlfile (see PEP 517 ^1).This commit proposes to use setuptools to achieve that, because setuptools is already used by localstripe, is standard and referenced by the official Python packaging documentation ^2, and seems to be the most lightweight solution.
For some period, the
setup.pyfile will be kept (although almost empty), to allow old tools versions to keep working.I have done the same migration for yamllint 7 months ago ^3 and it appeared to work well.