{
	'version'    : '1.7.3',
	
	'homepage'   : 'https://audiomath.readthedocs.io',
	'repository' : 'https://bitbucket.org/snapproject/audiomath-gitrepo',
	'tracker'    : 'https://bitbucket.org/snapproject/audiomath-gitrepo/issues',
	#'forum'      : 'https://groups.google.com/d/forum/audiomath-project',
	
	'year'       : '2008-2019',
	'author'     : 'Jeremy Hill',
	'email'      : 'jezhill@gmail.com',

	'long_description' : """\
audiomath is a package for Python programmers who want to record, manipulate,
visualize or play sound waveforms. It allows you to:

- Represent sounds as numeric arrays via the third-party Python package `numpy`
  (required). The arrays are contained within high-level objects, allowing common
  operations to be performed with minimal coding---for example: slicing and
  concatenation in time, selection and stacking of channels, resampling, mixing,
  rescaling and modulation.
  
- Plot the resulting waveforms, via the third-party Python package `matplotlib`
  (optional).
  
- Read and write uncompressed `.wav` files (via the Python standard library).

- Read other audio formats using the third-party AVbin library (binaries are
  included in the package, for a selection of platforms).

- Record and play back sounds using the third-party PortAudio library (binaries
  are included in the package, for a selection of platforms).

- Plug in other recording/playback back-ends with moderate development effort.	
""",

	'license_template' : """\
This file is part of the audiomath project, a Python package for
recording, manipulating and playing sound files.

Copyright (c) {year} {author}

audiomath is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ .

The audiomath distribution includes binaries from the third-party
AVbin and PortAudio projects, released under their own licenses.
See the respective copyright, licensing and disclaimer information
for these projects in the subdirectories `audiomath/_wrap_avbin`
and `audiomath/_wrap_portaudio` . It also includes a fork of the
third-party Python package `pycaw`, released under its original
license (see `audiomath/pycaw_fork.py`).
""",

	'manifest' : [
		{ 'paths' : [ 'COPYING', 'MASTER_META' ] },
		{ 'regex' : r'rst/.*\.(rst)$' },
		{ 'regex' : r'example_media/.*\.(wav|mp3|ogg|m4a)$' },
		{ 'regex' : r'ffmpeg(\.exe)?$',   'exclude_modes' : [ 'setup' ] },  # not installed in the package by default, but if you want you can put it either directly in the package directory, or in a subdir called aux-bin, and it will be accessible and will get packaged by pyinstaller
		{ 'regex' : r'sox(\.exe)?$',      'exclude_modes' : [ 'setup' ] },  # not installed in the package by default, but if you want you can put it either directly in the package directory, or in a subdir called aux-bin, and it will be accessible and will get packaged by pyinstaller
		{ 'regex' : r'aux-bin/.*(\.exe|\.dll)?$',  'exclude_modes' : [ 'setup' ] },
		{ 'subpackage' : 'accel',           'regex' : r'.*\.(dll|so|dylib|h)$' },
		{ 'subpackage' : '_wrap_portaudio', 'regex' : r'.*\.(dll|so|dylib|md)$' },
		{ 'subpackage' : '_wrap_avbin',     'regex' : r'.*\.(dll|so|dylib|md)$' },
	],
	
}
