Authors: | modocache <modocache@gmail.com> |
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Version: | 0.0.1a5 |
Like Ruby’s Hoe, pyhoe aims to help developers by providing a basic project skeleton. Projects created with pyhoe’s default settings include the following:
- A basic directory structure with templates for README, LICENSE, setup.py, .gitignore, and other ubiquitous project files.
- A virtualenv for the new project.
- Automated tests using Nosy, which is built upon nose. Mac OSX users will find a nose plugin called Sneazr to display Growl notifications on tests results.
- Tox, for testing across multiple Python environments.
To create a new project directory with the default skeleton, install pyhoe and run the sow command.
$ pip install pyhoe
$ pyhoe sow my_new_project
See commands for details on all commands available).
Feel free to open an issue on Github if you notice something wrong with the program or this documentation, or if you think of a feature for pyhoe you think might be worth adding. I’ll try to get back to you as quickly as possible.
Contributions to the project are also very welcome! Fork me!