devset
A Swiss-army-knife CLI with the everyday tools every dev needs — plus a one-command bootstrapper that spins up a virtualenv with a curated set of Python packages already installed.
Install
git clone <this repo>
cd devset
pip install -e .
This registers the devset command on your PATH, and also pulls in a
small set of core dependencies every dev tends to reach for — requests,
python-dotenv, rich — so they're available immediately, both for
devset's own commands (like net get) and for you to import in your
own scripts once devset is on your PATH/venv.
Want more? Install extras for heavier, more specific toolsets:
pip install -e ".[dev]" # pytest, black, ruff, mypy, ipython
pip install -e ".[web]" # fastapi, uvicorn, httpx, pydantic
pip install -e ".[data]" # numpy, pandas, matplotlib, jupyter, openpyxl
pip install -e ".[all]" # everything above
The headline feature: devset setup
Get a fully wired-up Python environment in one command:
devset setup init # essentials profile -> .venv/
devset setup init --profile web # fastapi, httpx, pydantic, ...
devset setup init --profile data # numpy, pandas, matplotlib, jupyter
devset setup init --profile testing # pytest, mypy, black, ruff
devset setup init -p web -e sqlalchemy # add extra package(s) on top
devset setup profiles # see what's in each profile
This creates a .venv, installs the chosen package set, and writes a
requirements.txt you can commit.
Everything else
| Group | Example |
|---|---|
json |
devset json pretty file.json --sort-keys |
b64 |
devset b64 encode "hello" |
hash |
devset hash sha256 "text" / hash all |
uuid |
devset uuid gen -n 5 |
git |
devset git summary / git clean-branches |
text |
devset text slug "My Title" / text case |
time |
devset time now / time from-unix 170... |
gen |
devset gen password -l 24 / gen lorem |
net |
devset net port host 443 / net get <url> |
color |
devset color hex2rgb "#ff8800" |
fs |
devset fs tree --depth 2 |
Run devset --help or devset COMMAND --help for full details.
Extending it
Each command group lives in its own file under devset/commands/ as a
click.Group. To add a new one: create devset/commands/my_tools.py with a
@click.group(), then register it in devset/cli.py.
Metadata
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