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I will show you how to create this repository. Apply this flow for other packages later 😄 .
GItHub Action is a good tool. You can set up workflows to check anything in code merge situations.
See this forked repo: hello-github-actions
TODO: Create workflow as yaml configuration e.g., python-pacakage-conda workflow
This is the example: python-package-conda.yml
Advanced. create directory of Dockerfile, and action yaml file. [Not Covered in this description]
Sphinx automatically generates code documentation for your package.
See this private repo: tools.study.sphinx
Note that *.rst files serves documentation. sphinx is a tool to serve the *.rst files.
*.rst
The setuptools library allows you to distribute the library as an open source package.
setuptools
See this private repo: tools.study.python.packaging
This is the example: setup.py
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I will show you how to create this repository. Apply this flow for other packages later 😄 .
Continuous Integration
GItHub Action is a good tool. You can set up workflows to check anything in code merge situations.
See this forked repo: hello-github-actions
TODO: Create workflow as yaml configuration
e.g., python-pacakage-conda workflow
This is the example: python-package-conda.yml
Advanced. create directory of Dockerfile, and action yaml file. [Not Covered in this description]
Documentation
Sphinx automatically generates code documentation for your package.
See this private repo: tools.study.sphinx
Note that
*.rst
files serves documentation. sphinx is a tool to serve the*.rst
files.Deployment
The
setuptools
library allows you to distribute the library as an open source package.See this private repo: tools.study.python.packaging
This is the example: setup.py
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: