Feature/pip setup

[Septaris]

Convert SMBEdit into a pip-installable package

Modifications

• create a setup.py
• rename lib into smlib (lib is too generic to be a package name)
• change import path to match the new package
• replace most of the import path by relative ones (mostly to ensure compatibility whatever the name of the library)
• update the readme
• update the make.py script
• update tests

Usage

Once the merge is done, you can install SMBEdit using pip (see the readme). You can also install SMBEdit in dev mode (pip install -e git+https://github.com/p-hofmann/SMBEdit.git) or from an other branch (pip install git+https://github.com/p-hofmann/SMBEdit.git@my_branch)

To call SMBEdit, open a command prompt and type:

smbedit --help

(But you can still use it the old way, directly with smbedit.py)

To use SMBEdit lib (smlib), import the smlib module:

import smlib

[p-hofmann]

Sorry, I was busy. Seems I accidentally turned off "Build forked pull requests" at circleci, but it should be on now. Sadly I found no way to manually trigger the building of this pull request. Could you maybe commit something minor, like a increased version number to "0.1.9" in smbedit.py. That should do the trick, I hope.

[p-hofmann]

well done!