[Feature] Refactor file structure
The project currently has a lot of files that are generally unorganized and messy. They make sense due to proper naming by Poro but we should organize things a little.
Proposing this file structure:
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src/
# Contains the Python files (Config.py, FarmThread.py, etc) and the pip files (if possible), poro icon, any sound files, etc
config/
# Contains config.json / config.yaml and the 'bestStreams.txt'
setup/
# Various pre-made setup scripts (for docker, deployment in other hosting services or OSes, as well as 'self build' tools)
LICENSE
README.md
CONDUCT.md
This isn't the best structure, frankly the current is just fine, but I believe if we can organize the project better and with subfolders, developing and maintaining it will become a piece of cake.
This shouldn't affect the end user as they download the build version anyways, but rather developers that wish to jump in the project, so it's definitely beneficial!
I wanted to do the src folder for a long time and then never got around to doing it. The problem is moving the config to a separate folder would be a breaking change and it would require either specifying --config option or changing the default location.
We don't have to require the config file on a different location, the folder is purely to contain the templates. Users will still need to create (or have it prebundled in releases) the config files on the same folders
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To add to this, if it was a Node/NPM project you would be able to just create a command to automatically build it :P I don't know if PIP can do that, but we can just create an bash script for development to automatically build, copy the config template and bundle everything.
Closing this issue as completed since PR #72 has been opened.
For contributors: Please rebase your PRs to match the new paths, before submitting them.