This is something I've considered for a while, I didn't think it was worth doing since this project isn't meant to be used as a module/library and is more a standalone "app" of sorts, but there are a number of projects on PyPI that are meant to be used as applications. The main benefit of doing so in my opinion would be significantly easier updating of the bot, being able to remove the custom updater I've written from the project and have updating handled by pip automatically. This was especially thought of as a concern considering this upcoming 2.0.0 update may cause issues with the updater that's currently written since so much of the file structure will change.
This is something I've considered for a while, I didn't think it was worth doing since this project isn't meant to be used as a module/library and is more a standalone "app" of sorts, but there are a number of projects on PyPI that are meant to be used as applications. The main benefit of doing so in my opinion would be significantly easier updating of the bot, being able to remove the custom updater I've written from the project and have updating handled by pip automatically. This was especially thought of as a concern considering this upcoming 2.0.0 update may cause issues with the updater that's currently written since so much of the file structure will change.