Provides a console script for xunique.#21
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Adds a console script entry point to setup.py Adds a new `cli` function to xUnique.py that takes zero parameters and calls straight into main() with sys argv.
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Thanks for the advice, Jon. I will add this feature. Thanks again:) |
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Adds a console script entry point to setup.py
Adds a new
clifunction to xUnique.py that takes zero parameters andcalls straight into main() with sys argue.
(The purpose of this is to allow easy installation and execution of xunique for people not too familiar with python, or who don't want to track down where xUnique.py was called from)