Set up pyproject.toml for dependencies

[aaTman]

Hi @robwarrenwx, @nicholasloveday pointed me over to this repo and it is excellent, thank you for your work and publishing it. I'm actually in need of some of these derivations for a project I'm working on. Would you be okay with me submitting a PR for managing the configuration, so this library could be installed and used as a dependency elsewhere? I'd rather set it up as a dependency instead of lifting the code and providing attribution only in a comment block.

My plan would be to use uv to set up the pyproject.toml and also add a uv.lock lockfile. It would also add a .python_version file and .git/ directory that could be used for future Github Actions. This approach will also prepare it for adding to PyPI if that is something you might want to do.

[robwarrenwx]

Hi @aaTman. Glad to hear you've been finding the library useful. Please by all means feel free to submit a PR for these changes. I am a bit of a novice when it comes to git, so any help I can get with making the repository more accessible and useable would be greatly appreciated. Re- adding it to PyPI, this is certainly something I've discussed with a few people. The only problem is that there's already a library called atmos on there (https://pypi.org/project/atmos/), although it doesn't look like it's being actively maintained (the last update was over 5 years ago now).

[aaTman]

Great! I'll see what I can do this week, it shouldn't be too much of a lift. For PyPI, it might be worth reaching out to the other packages' author (who is active on Github) or renaming the repo if you want to eventually get it on there.

[aaTman]

#9 is up!