GitAuto: [FEATURE] Add support to PIP/PyPI - Python

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Resolves #229

What is the feature

The feature is to package the current repository as a Python package and publish it to PyPi. This will allow developers to easily install and use the package in their Python projects via pip.

Why we need the feature

1. Easy Installation: By publishing the repository as a PyPi package, users can install it using pip, which simplifies the installation process and dependency management.
2. Version Control: PyPi supports versioning, enabling developers to install specific versions of the package, which is crucial for maintaining compatibility and stability in their projects.
3. Distribution: Publishing to PyPi increases the visibility and accessibility of the package, making it easier for other developers to discover and integrate it into their projects.

How to implement and why

1. Create setup.py:

   • This file will define the package metadata, including the package name, version, description, author, license, and dependencies.
   • It is essential for the packaging process as it provides the necessary information for PyPi and pip to understand the package structure and requirements.

2. Generate the Distribution Package:

   • Ensure that all necessary files, such as LICENSE and README.md, are included in the package.
   • Use the command python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel to create both source and wheel distributions. This step is crucial for providing different formats of the package for various installation scenarios.

3. Test the Package on TestPyPi:

   • Before publishing to the main PyPi repository, upload the package to TestPyPi to verify that it installs and functions correctly. This step helps catch any issues before the official release.
   • Use the command python -m twine upload --repository testpypi dist/*.

4. Publish to PyPi:

   • Once the package is verified on TestPyPi, upload it to the official PyPi repository using python -m twine upload dist/*. This step makes the package publicly available for installation via pip.

5. Add Badges:

   • Update the repository's README with a PyPi badge to display the package status and facilitate future version management. This enhances the documentation and provides users with quick access to package information.

About backward compatibility

Backward compatibility should be maintained to ensure that existing users of the repository can transition to using the PyPi package without any issues. This involves careful versioning and testing to ensure that the package behaves consistently with previous versions.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#229-a64400f4-5765-49bc-8c25-61f7e15ebdf2
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#229-a64400f4-5765-49bc-8c25-61f7e15ebdf2

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