spike-starter 0.0.8

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Spike-starter

Spike-starter is a tool that helps me on my experimentation workflow.

# Simple usage
spike-starter myproject
# This command will generate 20180410_0722__myproject

It will create a Spike directory :

• the name of the Spike directory is automatically prefix with date and time to allow quick classification of experiments.

• the Spike directory is initialized as git repository

Spikes are invention from Kent Beck in Extreme Programming (XP). It's a special type of story that is used to gain the knowledge necessary to reduce the risk of a technical approach.

Features

• blueprint

Blueprint

It allow to use an existing directory as a reference.

# Generate a directory based on a template
spike-starter --template ~/template/java myproject
spike-starter -t ~/template/java myproject

Advanced usage

Use aliases to have shortcuts to your favorite blueprints

An alias may be use to generate a spike based on a specific blueprint already on your computer.

alias spike-starter-python='spike-starter -t ~/projects/0004-spikes_template/python_spike'
alias spike-starter-python3='spike-starter -t ~/projects/0004-spikes_template/python3_spike'

Installation

1. install through pip

pip install spike-starter

After the installation, the command spike_starter can be used from anywhere on your system.

2. install from the source

git clone https://github.com/FabienArcellier/spike-starter.git
cd spike-starter
pip install .

Contribute

Continuous integration process

A pull request must pass the continuous integration process to be merged on master.

make ci

Continuous deployment process

The automation task make deploy_current_version will trigger a deployment based on tag generation.

Travis.ci will deploy the current tagged version on PyPi.

List automation tasks

$make

cd                             run continuous deployment process on spike-starter
ci                             run continuous integration process on spike-starter
deploy_current_version         deploy the current spike-starter version through travis.ci
dist                           build distribution archives
help                           provides cli help for this make file (default)
install                        install python dependencies
lint                           run static analysis on spike-starter
tests_integrations             run only integrations testing on spike-starter
tests                          run automatic testing on spike-starter
venv                           build virtualenv in ./venv directory and install python dependencies

License

MIT License
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