"""The simplest package you can imagine: one module (one file), name and
version metadata only.
"""
from distutils.core import setup

dist = setup(name='foo',
             version='1.0',
             py_modules=['foo'])

# # The code below can be used to generate a setup.info, which can then be used
# # to feed a totally new build tool
# from bento.import \
#         distutils_to_package_description, static_representation
# 
# pkg = distutils_to_package_description(dist)
# print static_representation(pkg)

"""The simplest package you can imagine: one module (one file), name and
version metadata only.
"""
from distutils.core import setup

dist = setup(name='foo',
             version='1.0',
             py_modules=['foo'])

# # The code below can be used to generate a setup.info, which can then be used
# # to feed a totally new build tool
# from bento.import \
#         distutils_to_package_description, static_representation
# 
# pkg = distutils_to_package_description(dist)
# print static_representation(pkg)

The simplest package you can imagine: one module (one file), name and version metadata only. # # The code below can be used to generate a setup.info, which can then be used # # to feed a totally new build tool # from bento.import \ #         distutils_to_package_description, static_representation # # pkg = distutils_to_package_description(dist) # print static_representation(pkg)