InitForge 🚀
Bootstrap Python projects in seconds — clean structure, zero chaos.
InitForge is a CLI tool that automates the boring but necessary steps of starting a Python project:
- Creating a clean folder structure
- Generating a proper README
- Managing presets for different project types
- Helping beginners follow the same professional workflow every time
✨ Why InitForge?
Every project usually follows the same flow:
- Create a GitHub repo
- Clone it locally
- Create a virtual environment
- Set up folders
- Add requirements
- Write a README
- Finally… start coding
InitForge turns this into one command.
📦 Installation
pip install initforge
⚡ Quick Start
Inside your cloned repo:
initforge
You’ll get an interactive menu:
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Choose project type (Base / ML / Streamlit / Custom)
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Pick Python version
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Set env name
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Set run command
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Done.
🧩 Presets
Built-in presets
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Base – clean Python project
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ML / Data Science – notebooks, data, training structure
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Streamlit App – ready for UI projects
Custom presets
Create your own once, reuse forever:
initforge
→ Create preset
Your presets are stored at:
~/.initforge/presets/
They automatically appear in the menu next time.
🔍 Find Files Tool
Need a common file like logger.py, config.py, or a template?
initforge
→ Find file
InitForge searches across all presets and shows you where it lives.
⚙️ Config Mode
Run InitForge using a config file:
initforge --config .initforge.yaml
Perfect for teams, templates, and automation.
🧪 Dry Run
Preview everything without touching your files:
initforge --dry-run
🛠 Example Workflow
git clone your-repo
cd your-repo
initforge
Then:
conda create -n myenv python=3.10 -y
conda activate myenv
pip install -r requirements.txt
python app.py
🎯 Who is this for?
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students
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Beginners who want structure
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Developers tired of repeating the same setup
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Teams who want consistency
📌 Roadmap
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Preset marketplace
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Team preset sharing
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GitHub Actions templates
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Plugin system
🧑💻 Author
Shriful Islam (InHuman)
Built with the goal of making project setup simple, repeatable, and beginner-friendly.
📜 License
MIT License
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