Foundation for adding extensibility to Python packages.
This provides an Extension base class and utilities for working with it. To create a new type of extension, you’ll first create a subclass of Extension. Then for each type of your new extension, you’ll inherit from your subclass. Finally, you’ll register these types of extension with setuptools through entry points in your setup.py.
See kontakt.example for a simple example.
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