pyapp-cli 0.3.0

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PyApp CLI

About

PyApp CLI is a powerful tool that makes python project setup painless. With this CLI you can easily scaffold FastAPI, Flask or Django project with all necessary dependencies.

Supported platforms

The CLI can be run on Ubuntu Linux, but it's not guaranteed the CLI will work on other platforms.

Get started

Before setting up new project, install Python and appropriate package manager you'll use for your project. PyAPP CLI supports following package managers:

• pip
• poetry
• uv

How to run

Install uv package manager. Then, run uvx pyapp-cli@latest init.

Params

Since v0.3.0 PyApp CLI supports params, so the CLI won't ask you about some settings. It can be useful when automating project creation.

--verbose - boolean

• default: false
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --verbose

--project-path - string

• default: empty string
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --project-path=some-path

--package-manager - literal string ("pip", "poetry" or "uv")

• default: pip
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --package-manager=pip

--python-version - string

• default: 3.12
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --python-version=3.12

--source-folder - string

• default: root
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --source-folder=root

--framework - literal string ("fastapi", "flask" or "django") or None

• default: None
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --framework=fastapi

--libraries - list of strings or None

• default: None
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --libraries=requests --libraries=pydantic

--no-libraries - True or None (False is not valid option)

• default: None
• example: uvx pyapp-cli init --no-libraries=True

Important notice: --no-libraries and libraries arguments can't be used together. You use either one or none of them.

Contributing

Feel free to open an issue if you have found a bug, have a feature request or you want to expand list of available libraries/frameworks/package managers. You also can open PR if you wish.