PYPROJECT_INIT, the python project initializer
This is a simple python project initializer. It creates any file and directory structure needed for a python project, depending on the options you provide.
ROADMAP
- add function for creating the chosen license file
- add function for creating the chosen gitignore file
- add function for creating the chosen README file
- modify each os.system() call to use the subprocess module
- wrap the whole thing in a class
- simplify entry point
- add tests
- add documentation
- add pyproject.toml file
- wrap the whole thing in a package
- publish the package on pypi
- add a command line interface
- test it vanilla
- Change options setuppy and setupcfg to setup
- Change options pyproject to make setup a flag. If setup is true, then create setup.py and setup.cfg. If setup is false, then create pyproject.toml
- Cut the code into smaller functions if possible
DESCRIPTION
This package is a simple python project initializer. It creates a directory structure and files for a python project, depending on the options you provide. It can create a directory structure for a simple python project, a python package, or a python package with a CLI. It embeds:
- a license file, default containing the MIT license but can be changed to any other license that is available on the choosealicense.com website
- a gitignore file, default containing the standard python gitignore fields
- a README file, default containing a simple template that you can modify
- a pyproject.toml file, default containing the standard fields for a python package. This file is only created if you choose to create a python package or a python app.
- a setup.cfg file, default containing the standard fields for a python package. This file is only created if you choose to create a python package or a python app.
- a setup.py file, default containing the standard fields for a python package. This file is only created if you choose to create a python package or a python app.
- a directory structure, default containing a simple python package with a simple module and a simple test module. This directory structure is only created if you choose to create a python package or a python app. The directory structure is composed of a package directory, a test directory, every
__init__.pyfile needed, and a simple module and a simple test module. - If needed, this package can also create a simple Dockerfile that you can use to containerize your python app.
INSTALLATION
You can either clone the repository and install the package from the source code, or you can install it from pypi.
pip install pyproject-init
USAGE
The package provide a command line interface with 2 main commands: lib and app. The lib command is used to create a simple python package, and the app command is used to create a python package with a CLI. Each of the commands has same options and arguments. Please refer to the help message or the documentation for more information.
pyproject-init lib --help
pyproject-init app --help
EXAMPLES
Here are some examples of how to use the package.
Create a simple python package
pyproject-init lib my_package
This will create a directory structure and files for a simple python package. The directory structure will look like this:
my_package/
my_package/
__init__.py
tests/
__init__.py
test_my_package.py
LICENSE
.gitignore
README.md
pyproject.toml
setup.cfg
setup.py
Create a python package with git initialized
This command line will create a simple python package and initialize a git repository in the directory.
pyproject-init lib my_package --git
Create a python package with a Dockerfile
This command line will create a simple python package and a Dockerfile in the directory.
pyproject-init lib my_package --docker
Create a python package with a different license
This command line will create a simple python package with a different license. The license must be available on the choosealicense.com website.
pyproject-init lib my_package --license gpl-3.0
Create a python package with pyproject.toml
This command line will create a simple python package with a pyproject.toml file instead of the setup.cfg and setup.py files.
pyproject-init lib my_package --pyproject
Create a python package with
CONTRIBUTING
If you want to contribute to this project, you can either open an issue or a pull request. Please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information.
LICENSE
This project is licensed under the MIT license. Please refer to the LICENSE file for more information.
AUTHOR
This project was created by Quentin Haenn. You can contact me at quentin.haenn.pro@gmail.com.
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