consider renaming the module to python_usernames

[woutervh]

The name of a python-package is used to install it:

> pip install <package-name>

The package-name must be unique in pypi,
the associated unique module-name is the lowercased package-name with dashes replaced by underscores.

> pip install foo-bar
>>> import foo_bar

so a package named "python-usernames", should use a module named "python_usernames".

Imagine there is another package named "usernames",
then pip installing your package will remove the code of that package
without complaining.

This is a proper example:
https://github.com/yoavravid/RedditUsernames

[woutervh]

Same issue:

pip install dotenv # correct module-name: dotenv
pip install django-dotenv # wrong module-name: dotenv
pip install python-dotenv # wrong module-name: dotenv

[theskumar]

@woutervh I'm onboard with your proposal. I'll have the package names changed. Thanks for creating this issue.

[woutervh]

Sorry for the gazillion typos in my message.