Make pynest installable via pip, split pynest.py into an main program and a library, and move from urllibX to requests #9
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This looks like a fairly extensive change, but its actually rather modest and doesn't include any of my own app-specific code
split pynest.py into a main program and a library. this has been done numerous times in various forks. I think my commit is the minimal necessary to make it a useful
created a package for the pynest library, and pynest easily installed via pip:
% pip install git+https://github.com/Tengah/pynest (or whatever your github repo is)
it will now be now super easy to add pynest to https://pypi.python.org/
convert urllibX to the much simpler and more modern python requests: http://www.python-requests.org/
DRY'd set_fan and set_temperature
feedback welcome