Tpl-parser

This minor release focuses on improving the documentation and presentation of TPLParserPy on PyPI. The key updates include:

- 📝 **Updated `README.md`:** The `README.md` file has been enhanced with additional details, including a direct link to the package on PyPI, making it easier for users to find and install TPLParserPy.
- 🔗 **Installation Instructions:** Clearer installation instructions have been provided, guiding users to install the package directly from PyPI.
- 🧹 **Minor Tweaks:** General improvements to the content and formatting of the documentation to ensure better readability and user experience.

No functional changes have been made to the codebase in this release. This update is primarily to enhance the documentation available on PyPI.

Release Title: **v1.0.0 - Initial Release**

Description:

🚀 **TPLParserPy v1.0.0** is here! 🎉

This initial release of TPLParserPy introduces the core functionality of the package, designed to make working with Photoshop Tool Preset (TPL) files easier and more efficient. With this release, you can:

- **Parse Photoshop TPL files:** Easily extract and read data from TPL files.
- **Extract tool names, types, and properties:** Get detailed information about the tools stored in TPL files.
- **Save data in JSON format:** Convert TPL data to a structured JSON format for easy processing and analysis.
- **Command-Line Interface (CLI):** Use the built-in CLI to quickly parse and convert TPL files without writing any code.

Key Features:
- **Efficient Parsing:** Extract all relevant data from Photoshop TPL files with just a few lines of code.
- **JSON Export:** Save the parsed data into JSON files for further use in your projects.
- **User-Friendly CLI:** Run TPLParserPy directly from your terminal to quickly process files.

How to Install:
You can install TPLParserPy via pip:
bash
pip install tpl-parser


Usage:
To use the library in your project:
python
from TPLParser import TPLReader

file_path = "path/to/yourfile.tpl"
reader = TPLReader(file_path)
tpl_data = reader.read_tpl()
reader.save_to_json("output.json")


To use the CLI:
bash
tpl-parser path/to/yourfile.tpl -o output.json


Next Steps:
- Feel free to report any issues or suggest enhancements by opening an issue on the GitHub repository.
- Contributions are welcome! Check out the repository for more details on how you can contribute.

Thank you for using TPLParserPy! 😊