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Frequenz repository setup tools and common configuration

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Frequenz repository common configuration for Python

This is very opinionated set of tools and configurations to setup a Python repository for Frequenz projects.

If offers:

  • Cookiecutter templates for scaffolding new projects
  • Trivial build of noxfile.py with some predefined sessions with all common checks.
  • Tools to build protobuf/grpc files as Python, including type information.

Start a new projects

To start a new project you should first install Cookiecutter. It is normally available in any Linux distribution, but some have a very old version (for example, Ubuntu/Debian). You can check which version your distro has in Repology. You need at least version 2.1.0. To make sure to get an up to date version you can always uses pip and install in a venv:

$ python -m venv cookiecutter
$ cd cookiecutter
$ . bin/activate
[cookiecutter] $ pip install cookiecutter
Collecting cookiecutter
...

Then just run cookiecutter where you want to create the new project. A new directory will be created with the generated project name. For example:

cd ~/devel
cookiecutter gh:frequenz-floss/frequenz-repo-config-python --directory=cookiecutter

This will prompt for the project type, name and other configuration and generate the whole project for you.

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