Init: for a simple life
Init is a program to init a package folder structure.
Installation
It is easy to install with pip:
$ sudo pip install init
If you don’t have pip, you can install it with easy_install:
$ sudo easy_install init
How to Use
Take an example of a python package, let’s call it a fool:
$ mkdir fool $ init python
And answer the questions, you will everything you need for a python package.
Templates
You can find all offical templates on init-template@github.
You can also use your own templates:
$ init {github username}/{github repo}
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