Changed library to require supported versions of Python#371
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Changed all python shebangs to use python3 Removed utf8 encoding line at the top of python files Removed absolute_import import from __future__ Ran black over examples to cleanup a lot of PEP8 errors and standardize formatting
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Per the readme, the only supported versions of Python/PyPy are:
As such, I added this requirement in
setup.py. As it stands, you can still installimgui==2.0with Python 2. This PR fixes this issue. However, I have not tested this on PyPy. I recommend testing this before merging. I also recommend releasing this as pyimgui 2.0.1 OR pyimgui 2.0.0.post1, then yanking 2.0.0. This will prevent a user from accidentally installing pyimgui 2.0.0 on Python 2 (or other unsupported versions), but will also not break existing projects.Additionally, I changed the things @learn-more had mentioned in #311. These things include changing all shebangs to use
python3, removing allcoding: utf-8lines as these are only required for Python 2, and removingfrom __future__ import absolute_importas again, this was only required for Python 2.Lastly, I ran black on the examples to fix line length and other formatting issues. Black also has issues with a lot of other Python files in the project, but I wanted to restrict this PR. With that said, I can run black on the entire project in this or a separate PR to standardize the whole project.