python-pgpdump Add entry_point to setup.py

This makes pip install pgpdump to install the pgpdump script into the user's $PATH (or .local/bin/)

See https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2014/09/15/python-apps-the-right-way-entry_points-and-scripts/

Mar 30 '15 17:03 fawkesley

Hi @toofishes is this repo still alive?

Mar 30 '15 22:03 fawkesley

Yes it is! I've been super busy with other projects though so have been neglecting pull requests here. I'll try and take a look at this sometime this week.

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Mar 31 '15 13:03 toofishes

Totally understand!

You can test locally by doing cd python-pgpdump; pip install --user -e . - you should see the pgpdump script appear in ~/.local/bin/ :)

Mar 31 '15 13:03 fawkesley

I'm against this change.

This will conflict with the pgpdump from http://www.mew.org/~kazu/proj/pgpdump/en/ in /usr/bin. I maintain both packages in Fedora.

Jul 28 '15 02:07 cicku

Also, this is just a "parser library", I found no reason of having executable.

Jul 28 '15 02:07 cicku

@cicku Fair enough about conflicting namespace.

I can't agree that it's just a library though - else why would it offer a main function at all?

Jul 28 '15 06:07 fawkesley

My understanding of representing main in the code is for tests ONLY, pgpdump imports and execute tests without side effects.

Jul 28 '15 07:07 cicku