# Kata [](https://travis-ci.org/FlorianKempenich/kata) [](https://pypi.org/project/kata/)
Kata: A single command to get a ready to use TDD setup for your Kata, in your language of choice
Templates for all Katas can be found: https://github.com/swkBerlin/kata-bootstraps
### Note To differenciate between the Repository pattern and a Git/Github repo, the following naming convention has been used: * GRepo: Refers to a Git/Github Repo * Repo: Refers to a repo in the sense of the Repositry pattern (none as of now)
— ## Author Information Follow me on Twitter: [@ThisIsFlorianK](https://twitter.com/ThisIsFlorianK) Find out more about my work: [Florian Kempenich — Personal Website](https://floriankempenich.com)
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