spider-cligen 0.1.0

A CLI tool to initialize Python projects with a standard structure.

Spider CLIGEN Documentation

Overview

The Spider CLIGEN is a command-line tool that helps developers quickly set up different types of Python projects, including packages, web applications, mobile apps, and more. It automates the creation of project structures, virtual environments, and essential files such as README.md, .gitignore, LICENSE, and CI workflow files for services like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and CircleCI.

Main Features:

• Create project structure based on different types of Python projects.
• Support for multiple license types (MIT, GPLv3, Apache, BSD 3-Clause, CC0).
• Automates the creation of a virtual environment and installation of dependencies.
• Generates configuration files for popular CI services.
• Automatically generates essential files like README.md, .gitignore, LICENSE, and more.

Usage

The CLI provides the following commands:

• startproject: Initialize a new project structure.
• project-types: Display the supported project types.

$ python spider_cligen.py startproject

Project Structure Creation

Function: create_project_structure

def create_project_structure(project_type, project_name, license_type, project_owner, owner_email, ci_service):

Parameters:

• project_type: The type of project (e.g., package, web, api).
• project_name: The name of the project.
• license_type: The type of license to be included (e.g., mit, gplv3, apache).
• project_owner: Name of the project owner/author.
• owner_email: Email of the project owner.
• ci_service: Continuous Integration service to be configured (e.g., github, gitlab, circleci).

Raises:

• ProjectTypeNotExitsError: Raised when the provided project type is not supported.
• ContinousIntegrationServiceError: Raised if the CI service is not supported.
• VenvCreateError: Raised if the virtual environment cannot be created.
• RequirementsInstallationError: Raised if requirements cannot be installed.
• CreateProjectStructureError: Raised if the project structure creation fails.

File and Path Creation

Function: create_readme

def create_readme(path, project_name):

Creates a README.md file for the project with the project name.

Function: create_requirements

def create_requirements(path):

Prompts the user for required packages and creates a requirements.txt file.

Function: create_gitignore

def create_gitignore(path):

Generates a .gitignore file based on predefined templates.

Function: create_lincense

def create_lincense(path, license_type, project_owner=None):

Generates a LICENSE file based on the specified license type (e.g., MIT, GPLv3, Apache, BSD 3-Clause, CC0).

Function: create_manifest

def create_manifest(path):

Creates a MANIFEST.in file for Python package projects.

Virtual Environment and Dependencies

Function: create_venv

def create_venv(path):

Creates a Python virtual environment in the project directory.

Function: install_requirements

def install_requirements(path):

Installs the required dependencies from the requirements.txt file in the virtual environment.

CI Workflow Files

Function: create_workflows_path

def create_workflows_path(project_path, service=DEFAULT_CI_SERVICE):

Generates CI workflow files for services like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and CircleCI.

License Generation

• MIT License: generate_mit_license(project_owner)
• GPLv3 License: generate_gplv3_license(project_owner)
• Apache License: generate_apache_license(project_owner)
• BSD 3-Clause License: generate_bsd3_license(project_owner)
• CC0 License: generate_cco_license(project_owner)

Command-Line Interface (CLI)

Function: main

def main():

This is the main entry point for the CLI. It uses argparse to handle commands:

• startproject: Prompts the user for details to create a new project.
• project-types: Displays supported project types.

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Example

# Start a new project
$ python spider_cligen.py startproject

# Show supported project types
$ python spider_cligen.py project-types