codeframe 0.1.7

Creates a simple package structure, git, PyPI, bumpversion, pytest and configfile ready

Project codeframe

Creates a simple package structure, Fire, git, PyPI, bumpversion, pytest and configfile ready

Introduction

To create a new python project is a bit tedious task, especially if one doesn't know how to.

This purpose of this package is to make a simple, but still functional project structure.

Installation

pip3 install codeframe

Usage

Try just:

codeframe myproject myunit

This will create:

• subdirectory named myproject and inside:
• hardlink to bin/myproject named bin_myproject,
• unit myunit, that is soft-linked as test_myunit, so it works with pytest,
• version.py, that works with bumpversion
• subsubdirectory myproject, that contains softlinks to ../ so that the package structure works
• setup.py file, where you need to fill the requirements list and other things
• README.org, that will generate README.md when ./distcheck is run
• with config module it creates a new config DIR ~/.config/myproject
• and some less important stuff

Highlights:

1. The modules should be callable in jupyter that is opened in the myproj directory.
2. The hardlink bin_myproject make the script inside bin/ callable (but git pull from elsewhere looses the hardlink!)
3. Installable on local system with the usual command pip3 install -e .
4. config module can be both - used at a new project and imported from any project from codeframe import config

./distcheck

• generates README.md
• creates git commit
• bumpversion release
• pushes to PyPI

Idea for development

Thanks to Fire, each module can be developed separately and CLI can be finally tuned in bin/myproject (hard-linked to bin_myproject) file.