mkpyp 0.3.2

make python projects idiomatically

mkpyp

make python projects idiomatically

Generates a new idiomatic Python project for linux/macos:
project structure - .gitignore, LICENSE
format - black, isort
lint - ruff, mypy, black
test - pytest, coverage
other - pre-commit, Makefile, version.py, requirements

Installation

Install with pip3 install mkpyp. Run with mkpyp.

Developer Installation

After cloning this repo or initializing a new git repository with git init, complete the following steps in root directory.

# create a new virtual environment (e. g. venv)
python3 -m venv .venv

# activate the virtual environment
source .venv/bin/activate

# install pip-compile for auto-generating requirement files
pip install pip-tools hatch

# generate requirement files
make refresh-requirements

# install the requirements and install 'mkpyp' as editable package
make install

# autorun pre commit, needs .git directoy | manually run with pre-commit
pre-commit install

Dependency Management

The location of where dependencies are declared depends on their scope.

• Package dependencies must be put into pyproject.toml [project] .dependencies.
• Opt-in dependencies must be put into pyproject.toml [project] .optional-dependencies.
• Testing dependencies must be put into requirements/testing.in.
• Linting dependencies must be put into requirements/linting.in.

We generate the requirements files with make refresh-requirements. Reinstall with make install.

Publish

Build the project with hatch build. Now run hatch publish --repo test to upload the package to test.pypi.org. Use hatch publish --repo main to upload to the production PyPI. Define custom targets as per defined here.