create-pypi-project
Hello, this is a project for developers who make pypi projects and setting up the files and folders is very time consuming so I created this open source package with you can create your files within seconds
How do I use it?
First of all install the package using "pip"
pip install create-pypi-project
Last step, just type this in your terminal:
createpypiproject --name Mygoodproject --author Haider
Remember "--name" and "--author" are required
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