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pyscaffold

An opinionated starter template for setting up a python 3.12+ package with a CLI.

NOTE: this project is unrelated to the excellent PyScaffold project. This repo will likely not be published to pypi, and handles a much smaller and more narrow use case. Apologies in advance for the confusion in naming.

Customize for your project...

To customize for your own package:

  1. Search & replace pyscaffold and replace with yourproject (or whatever you want to call it).
    • includes source code, tests, and this readme!
    • rename the pyscaffold project and test folder too
  2. Review pyproject.toml; change authors, classifiers, project.urls, etc.
  3. Follow the "Developer setup" section below
  4. Update this readme! Delete this section, edit quickstart guide, etc.

This is a manual cookiecutter. This was done intentionally; keeping it a manual job is nice for testing because it makes it easier to ensure that our github actions work as expected.

Quickstart

Make sure you have python 3.12 available and on your path. Then:

# update pip
python -m pip install -U pip

# if it's local file or a github link...
pip install path/to/pyscaffold-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl
# if it's on pypi
pip install pyscaffold

# test our CLI
pyscaffold --help
pyscaffold hello
pyscaffold hello --name Andy
pyscaffold bottles --num 20

Developer setup

Make sure you have python 3.12 available and on your path. Then:

# clone project
git clone git@github.com:shapiromatron/pyscaffold.git
cd pyscaffold

# create virtual environment and activate
python -m venv venv --prompt pyscaffold
source venv/bin/activate  # or venv\Scripts\activate on windows.

# install packages
python -m pip install -U pip uv
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"

# test local install
pyscaffold hello

# these should work on mac/linux/windows
make test   # run tests
make lint   # identify formatting errors
make format  # fix formatting errors when possible
make build  # build a python wheel

Github actions are setup to execute whenever code is pushed to check code formatting and successful tests. In addition, when code is pushed to the main branch, a wheel artifact is created and stored on github.