simple pyproject.toml with uv

[adfaure]

Hello,

Since we discussed uv here: #422, I wanted to explore it further—it seemed like the perfect opportunity. I hope that’s okay!

So far, I’ve managed to run the tests with the following command: uv python -m pytest tests

I also updated the CI, and it appears to work (the Windows bug is also present upstream). Note that I specified the uv branch, which is not intended for merging; I just wanted to verify the CI setup.

Here’s my GitHub Action run:
https://github.com/adfaure/organize/actions/runs/12019528696

Also, it’s worth noting that uv is not a build backend. Therefore, it might be necessary to include something like this in the configuration (astral-sh/uv#3957):

[build-system]
requires = ["setuptools>=65.5", "wheel"]
build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"

[tfeldmann]

Thanks for the PR. Some changes are required before this can be merged :)

[tfeldmann]

We should support python >= 3.9

[tfeldmann]

This seems to be commited by accident?

[tfeldmann]

pdfminer constraints can be relaxed ;)

[tfeldmann]

This should be reverted to main as you said

[adfaure]

Thank you for your review.

I have addressed all your comments.

Apologies for the reduced readability due to the rebase.

Additionally, I want to mention that I haven't checked the documentation generation or attempted to build the package.

[adfaure]

Hi,

I added a build system using setuptools to confirm that the project can still be built for Nix—it works as expected.

Building the project with nix had me to check the pyproject, so I fixed the errors (such as metada typing and placement in the toml file).

Additionally, I successfully built the documentation with MkDocs using the following commands:

uv sync --extra docs
uv run python -m mkdocs serve