improved Importations

[keosariel]

The importation:

from thepeer import main

thepeer_instance = main.Thepeer("PRIVATE_KEY")

Doesn't look great by convention. With my modifications, the importation looks like:

from thepeer import Thepeer

thepeer_instance = Thepeer("PRIVATE_KEY")

And I also updated the tests and the readme to match the new build. I also removed the test folder, instead of:

thepeer/tests/

#  its now
...
thepeer/
tests/
run_tests.sh

and I also added a one liner script to run tests

[E-wave112]

The importation:

from thepeer import main

thepeer_instance = main.Thepeer("PRIVATE_KEY")

Doesn't look great by convention. With my modifications, the importation looks like:

from thepeer import Thepeer

thepeer_instance = Thepeer("PRIVATE_KEY")

And I also updated the tests and the readme to match the new build. I also removed the test folder, instead of:

thepeer/tests/

#  its now
...
thepeer/
tests/
run_tests.sh

and I also added a one liner script to run tests

The importation:

from thepeer import main

thepeer_instance = main.Thepeer("PRIVATE_KEY")

Doesn't look great by convention. With my modifications, the importation looks like:

from thepeer import Thepeer

thepeer_instance = Thepeer("PRIVATE_KEY")

And I also updated the tests and the readme to match the new build. I also removed the test folder, instead of:

thepeer/tests/

#  its now
...
thepeer/
tests/
run_tests.sh

and I also added a one liner script to run tests

Noted @keosariel great work!

Here a few things to note so you can update the PR accordingly:

• the exceptions/error types should be kept decoupled
• the constants.py file should be kept in the utils directory
• .DS_STORE shouldn't be in version control
• you could also squash all your commits into one final commit

Thank you!