Add setup.py to enable standard packaging and installation (pip/pipx/uv) - #63
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fix 1/2 points of dirkjanm#65
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Description
This PR adds a standard
setup.pyfile to the repository.Currently, users need to clone the repo and manage dependencies manually or set up aliases. By adding packaging metadata, the tools can be easily installed into isolated environments, with dependencies (
impacket,ldap3,dnspython) resolved automatically.This makes usage with modern tool managers like
uvorpipxmuch smoother and exposes the scripts (e.g.,krbrelayx.py,printerbug.py) directly to the PATH.How to test / Install
1. Local Installation (Testing this PR)
You can test the installation directly from the source directory:
Using uv (Recommended):
Using pipx:
pipx install .2. Remote Installation (After Merge)
Once merged, users can install the tools directly from GitHub without manual cloning:
Using uv:
Using pipx: