Love Python Packaging
This is a simple tool which is meant to quickly bootstrap a Python package, and make most of the manual step of creating a Python package painless. It is highly non-configurable, because good library are opinionated (but you can prove me my default are wrong). So it should work out of the box.
Usage:
$ love [packagename]
If you don’t provide a package name, it will provide one for you.
Then it : - Checks the name is not taken on PyPI - Set up the GitHub repository - Clone repository locally - Enable Travis. - Create a minimal project layout - Setup the package using flit
You now just need to focus on coding.
Name on PyPI.
Love will also warn you if your package has a name close to an already published one. Eg (panda too close to pandas)
Travis and GitHub
Love will ask you to provide a Github Token to log in to Travis & GitHub, it will open a GitHub Page to generate a token, and try to store this token in your keychain.
Todo
setup docs (readthedocs)
setup dev env ?
setup tests ?
setup readme + badges ?
setup coverage (codecov.io)
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