Awesome, packaged for your convenience
awesome-package is a demonstration package for a talk on making Python packages.
This is an example README.rst showing off some ReStructuredText syntax.
Simple font styling: italics, bold,
Installing
Install via pip:
$ pip install awesome-package
There is no step 2.
Using
A simple example:
from awesome import foo
# frobnicate the quux:
foo.bar("baz")
More information
The full documentation for this package can be found on ReadTheDocs
The ReStructuredText documentation contains a good reference.
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