pyscaf
A python uv scaffolder - A tool to quickly initialize Python projects with complete and modern configuration.
Installation
The pyscaf module is available on PyPI and can be installed with pip:
pip install open-pyscaf
Or from the test repository:
pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple open-pyscaf
Usage
Interactive Mode
The usage is simple and interactive:
pyscaf init --interactive project_name
This command initializes a project named project_name by asking you a few questions about the project nature.
Command Line Arguments
You can also provide arguments directly on the command line to avoid interactive questions:
pyscaf init --interactive test-versioning --versionning --remote-url tada.github --no-install
This allows you to:
- Set project name:
test-versioning - Enable versioning:
--versionning - Set remote URL:
--remote-url tada.github - Skip installation:
--no-install
Features
In its current version, pyscaf automatically configures:
📦 Package Management with uv
- Complete
uvconfiguration for package management - Features similar to R's
DESCRIPTIONfile - Dependency management and publication
🎯 Code Quality with Ruff
- Configuration and installation of
rufffor code normalization - Default configuration included
- Automatic VS Code configuration:
- Automatic import sorting
- Line length control
- Automatic linting and formatting
📓 Jupyter Environment
- Installation of
jupyterand its dependencies - Automatic file system structuring
- Ready-to-use configuration for data analysis
🔄 Git Versioning
- Automatic Git repository initialization
- Appropriate
.gitignorefile configuration - Version tracking setup
🧪 Automated Testing
pytestconfiguration for unit testspytest-covintegration for code coverage- Ready-to-use test structure
Development
This project is developed to simplify Python project creation with integrated best practices from the start.
Metadata
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