Use poetry as a packager #72
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Poetry uses a pyproject.toml format specified in PEP518 which is the latest way of how python programs should be packaged.
To build you just need to type
poetry buildin your console.I had to remove tls-client version from the user agent. I don't think it's important for tls-client's use cases where you will most likely change the user agent anyway, but if it is important, I can try to add it back.
Poetry requires your email in
authorsinpyproject.toml, but I don't know yours so I left it asyour-email@example.com. If you decide to accept the pull request you would probably want to change it.I tested my code on examples, and everything seems to work.