HitchQuickstart
HitchQuickstart is a hitch plugin that generates a base hitch project from scratch, including an engine.py, hitchreqs.txt, settings files, system.packages and a stub test.
Install and Run
If you want to run hitch quickstart from scratch, simply copy and paste the following 3 command:
~/yourproject$ mkdir tests ~/yourproject/tests$ cd tests ~/yourproject/tests$ curl -sSL https://hitchtest.com/init.sh > init.sh ; chmod +x init.sh ; ./init.sh
Note that the exact name of the tests directory is not important.
If you have an existing hitch environment:
$ hitch install hitchquickstart $ hitch quickstart
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