bootstrapy
A bootstrap application that takes away the pain of setting up a python application for production and lets you focus on coding instead.
Usage
#Sets up environment and installs dependencies $ make env #Activate the environment $ . env/bin/activate #Shows the list of commands available $ make help env create a development environment using virtualenv deps install dependencies clean remove unwanted stuff lint check style with flake8 test run all your tests using nose production run test suite and do a release release package and upload a release sdist package
Setup Notes
In order to be able to generate PDF and PS files from reStructuredText using LaTeX on Debian-based systems you need to install the following software:
sudo apt-get install wget build-essential python2.5-dev texlive-full
Use webhooks to update docs at Read The Docs whenever you make a commit to your project.
License
bootstrapy is BSD licensed, so feel free to use it as you like.
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