Refactor to use UV for project management and for packaging as an executable #203
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You should adjust the license, description and author fields of the |
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I also haven't touched CI jobs since I'm not sure how exactly you want those configured, but if you'd like me to do so please just let me know. |
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With these changes, the tool is now able to be executed via
uv run photon, and installed as a CLI tool viauv tool install photon --from .from the project root. In the future, another refactor could be done to merge the CLI tool and the library (which seems to be an entirely separate codebase not published on GitHub as far as I can tell) so that they can be built from the same repo, and that would allow users to install photon as a cli tool viauv tool install photonorpipx install photonwithout needing to clone the repo.