pyproject.toml: Add m2c entrypoint when installed as package
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I think it'd be nicer to have the command be just |
This allows downstream users of the m2c CLI to simply install it through pip as part of their `requirements.txt`.
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mips2c entrypoint when installed as packagem2c entrypoint when installed as package
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Huh, that was easy. Worth adding a note about it in the README? |
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Currently, downstream users have to invoke some kind of Python script directly in order to run the CLI. This requires them to either write their own
m2c.pywrapper script to invokem2c.main:main, or manually download the repository (usually as a Git submodule).This PR adds a freestanding command entrypoint,
m2c, which can be run to invoke them2cCLI simply by installing the Python package. This should streamline usage and dependency management for downstream users who don't usem2cas a library.