bootstrapper
Bootstrap Python projects or libraries by checking system pre-requirements if necessary, creating virtual environment, installing all requirements there and finally execute post-bootstrap hooks if any.
Works on Python 2.6+
BSD licensed
Latest documentation on Read the Docs
Source, issues, and pull requests on GitHub
Install with pip install bootstrapper
Run with python -m bootstrapper
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