# buildout-component
Python Buildout component tool, a tool program used to help componentize the settings of zc.buildout.
## Introduction
Buildout is a great tool for Python development and deployment environment, but it requires a lot of settings to work well.
I am used to Buildout each reusable item as a component. If there is a component that needs to be reused, just copy its content to a new project to use it directly, but it still depends on manual settings and configuration.
In order to simplify the complicated settings, I wrote a gadget called buildout-component to help me set up the componentized environment of Buildout more conveniently.
## Features
Generate the file structure of Buildout Component;
Through the question and answer method, to generate the Buildout profile.
## Installation
Install buildout-component:
$ pip install buildout-component
## Use
After installation, you can execute the buildout-component command:
set up
$ buildout-component setup
Display set value
$ buildout-component show-options
Create Component
$ buildout-component create
ChangeLog
0.1.dev0
First release on PyPI.
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