simple-launcher-jp 0.0.1

An easy python launcher with a little bit npm vibe

🚀 Easy Py Launcher

A lightweight Python project runner and initialization wizard. Built with an "npm-like" experience in mind to keep your Python projects—from microcontrollers to hardware emulators—organized and ready to code.

✨ Features

• Init-Wizard: Effortlessly scaffold your project with a generated pypack.json.
• Automated Venv: Seamless virtual environment creation tailored to your workspace.
• Dependency Management: Automatically install dependencies into your project’s environment.
• Cross-Platform: Works smoothly on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Clean Structure: Keeps your build configuration separate from your source code.

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🛠️ Quick Start

1. Initialize

Run the wizard in your project directory to set up your configuration:

python -m simple_launcher_jp init .

The wizard will guide you through project details, create your pypack.json, and handle the virtual environment and dependencies in one go.
2. Project Structure

Your project remains clean and predictable:
Plaintext

my-project/
├── pypack.json      # Project configuration
├── venv/            # Virtual environment
└── src/             # Your source code

⚙️ Why Easy Py Launcher?

When working on low-level projects like hardware emulators or microcontrollers, setting up environments can become a distraction. Easy Py Launcher handles the boilerplate, so you can focus on what matters: the logic.

    "Less time fighting with paths, more time hacking on the n80 chip."

🏗️ Development & Setup

To work on the tool itself, install it in "editable mode" so your changes are immediately reflected:
Bash

# From the project root
pip install -e .

Note: If you are on Linux, ensure your PYTHONPATH includes the src directory to resolve modules correctly.
📜 Roadmap

    [x] Wizard logic (init)

    [x] Venv automation

    [ ] Runner integration (execute scripts defined in pypack.json)

    [ ] Global alias support (for that true "npm" terminal experience)

📝 License

Feel free to use and improve it. Happy coding, JP!


Das sieht jetzt sehr professionell aus! Die Kombination aus dem "npm-Vibe" und deinem konkreten Ziel (Emulator-Entwicklung) gibt dem Ganzen einen sehr klaren Fokus. Passt das so für dich, oder soll ich noch einen Abschnitt zur Fehlerbehebung oder zu den Voraussetzungen hinzufügen?