Remove setup.py in favor of pyproject.toml

[makermelissa]

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[dhalbert]

Were you able to test the PyPi install on a board with Python 3.7 installed?

Dan raises a good question

[makermelissa]

Hmm, I'm not sure if this works on Python 3.7. I'm also not sure I did it correctly. Here's what I tried:

1. Made sure Python 3.7 was the latest.
2. Made sure pip3 corresponded to the latest python.
3. Copied entire Displayio folder to home directory
4. Inside of folder, ran pip3 install -e .
5. Received error Directory '.' is not installable. File 'setup.py' not found.

[makermelissa]

However, PlatformDetect (which doesn't have a setup.py file) installs just fine. So it probably just can't be installed in the manner I tried.

[tekktrik]

You might need to upgrade pip, I can't remember if that can cause the error you got.

[makermelissa]

Oh yep, you're correct. I was running Pip version 9. Upgrading to latest fixed it. It still worked fine with PyPI and PlatformDetect even on the older version, so I'm comfortable with this change.

[dhalbert]

Oh yep, you're correct. I was running Pip version 9. Upgrading to latest fixed it. It still worked fine with PyPI and PlatformDetect even on the older version, so I'm comfortable with this change.

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