add package headers

[webframp]

Adds basic package headers so package can be used with melpa

[syohex]

And last line should be like this

;;; nm.el ends here

[tjim]

Unfortunately this is a multi-file package at the moment. Haven't found the time to figure that out yet.

[purcell]

@tjim It's not a problem for MELPA if it's a multi-file package: as long as the main .el file contains the correct layout and metadata, we can use it to build the package.

[tjim]

Ok, I can see that MELPA is doing something different from vanilla emacs. I'll take a look.

[tjim]

Hopefully working

[purcell]

Looks good to me: MELPA recipe has been merged, and packages should start building soon.

Since nm.el doesn't directly require nm-company, it would actually be possible to split nm-company out into a separate package which depends on company: this way, it would be an optional extra for nm, and nm wouldn't need to depend on company.

[tjim]

Thanks. There's been some activity on possibly merging in my address completion code directly into notmuch, at which point I'd be able to remove the nm-company.el from the package anyway, so I'll wait a bit before deciding on splitting that out.

[purcell]

:+1: Makes sense, thanks.

[tjim]

I notice that the package does not appear on melpa http://melpa.milkbox.net/#/ It was there a couple of days ago, however, it did not have a description. If anyone knows how to fix let me know.

[purcell]

The package name "nevermore" was incorrect, since there's neither a nevermore.el nor a nevermore-pkg.el -- so the package name on MELPA is nm: http://melpa.milkbox.net/#/nm