Currently the only known tool that needs to look at the module/site from the pyproject.toml.
That said with a tui in development and with the potential for more tools to be added, there should be a singular place that lists the module and the site.
There should be some developer documentation that encourages the pattern
[tool.render-engine]
module = "<PATH.TO.MODULE>"
site = "<SITE.OBJECT>"
[tool.render-engine.] # tool.render-engine.cli/ tool.render-engine.tui/etc
<APP_SPECIFIC_COMMAND> = ""
It should be stated that projects should likely check both places for some values.
You could put module/site in the app specific but it makes sense if you're using multiple tools to put information that could be shared.
Currently the only known tool that needs to look at the module/site from the pyproject.toml.
That said with a tui in development and with the potential for more tools to be added, there should be a singular place that lists the module and the site.
There should be some developer documentation that encourages the pattern
[tool.render-engine]
module = "<PATH.TO.MODULE>"
site = "<SITE.OBJECT>"
[tool.render-engine.] # tool.render-engine.cli/ tool.render-engine.tui/etc
<APP_SPECIFIC_COMMAND> = ""
It should be stated that projects should likely check both places for some values.
You could put module/site in the app specific but it makes sense if you're using multiple tools to put information that could be shared.