It can be hard to manage shell-script style python in a build or automated environment. Wrap up requirements easily in one pip install and place it at the front of a Bamboo, Jenkins, or Ansible script.
This is meant as a demo. Please fork for your own needs.
Getting Started
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pip install cookiecutter
cookiecutter cookiecutter_template/
Answer the questions
Fill out requirements.txt and README.rst appropriately
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel clean --all upload
pip install [my project] where needed <3
Includes
plumbum==1.6.3
requests
cookiecutter
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