A tool for creating boilerplate for Python command line applications.
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# Copyright (c) 2009 Matt Harrison Intro ===== Poachplate is a script for generating python scripts. Really it just generates boilerplate content, such as: * setup.py * bin/script * scriptlib/__init__.py * test/test.py * README * LICENSE Some of the content is just "FILL IN", but this can be fixed by setting the appropriate values in a ``~/.config/poachplate.ini`` file, that looks like this:: [properties] author : FILL IN email : FILL IN version : 0.1 Installation ============ Unpack the tarball and run:: make dev This will create a virtual environment ``env`` and run ``python setup.py develop`` inside of it. Invocation ========== Invoke the script (after activating the virtualenv - ``env/bin/activate``) like so:: poachplate FooBar And it will create the following "Compromise Layout", where there is a script but the implementation goes in ``scriptlib/__init__.py`` (or where you want to put it). The idea is to have a script in the PATH that is executable (so people can run it), as well as a package in PYTHONPATH, so people can import/test/reuse the code. Here's the layout:: FooBar/ INSTALL LICENSE README MANIFEST.in setup.py bin/ foobar # small wrapper foobarlib/ __init__.py # put implementation here meta.py # version/author/email test/ test.py Todo ==== * Be verbose during creating, ie: creating "FooBar/".... * Use templates in files for content * Fix issues people have * Add features people want * Perhaps OT. Provide a library of common script functions. Changelog ========= 0.1 - Feb 12, 2009 ------------------ Initial release 0.1.4 - June 2, 2009 -------------------- Various bug fixes - Thanks to Chad Harrington 0.1.5 - March 7, 2013 Retweaking, py3 fixes
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