pystart
Quickly create new Python packages with standard configuration files.
This package provides a command-line utility that asks simple questions in order to create a standard Python project from scratch. It is a handy way to start a new project with a clean structure!
Install
It can be installed from command-line using pip:
pip install pystart
Usage
From command-line, go to the folder you use to maintain your projects and enter
pystart
Done. It will asks the package name, author name, among other questions, to create the initial structure of your Python project.
Example
Animated GIF demonstrating the usage.
Authors
Acknowledgements
- Readable Licenses for providing license templates in markdown format.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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