Python Project Creator
This project generates Python code to start a new project.
In the current state it supports well the following templates:
- basic: A basic project with a main.py file
- cp: Contains the files used to solve competitive programming problems.
Still need some testing:
- pip: A template to create a package that will be uploaded to PIP.
In the future, I expect to create templates that need more sophisticated code generation, such as:
- flask: A template to be used when starting a Flask project.
Build and Upload
python setup.py sdist python setup.py bdist_wheel
twine upload dist/*
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