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Semya

A module to shorten the time to setup a new python package. This is just an opinionated way to deal with setting up a project for pip installation, running tests, and bootstrapping setup.

Example setup

from semya import Semya

seed = Semya(package_name="gytrash", project_url="https://github.com/trejas/gytrash")

seed.sew()

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