simplepkg is a a simple python package scaffolding utility, the generated package is immediately ready for installation via pip, or upload to PyPI.
I built simplepkg over the weekend, I've increasingly been picking up python work and needed a way to quickly and simply generate python packages. This project does not currently aim to compete with feature complete tools such as PyScaffold - it's meant to be quick, easy, and simple.
I do have some improvements planned, expect to see these moved into the GitLab issue tracker:
* Auto generate year for license file.
* Include author, author_email, and description as args or config entries to further automate the generation of licenses and setup.py.
* Error handling - I glazed over error handling - I'm working on a simple logging lib that I plan to use in simplepkg along with other projects.
* Tests - I need to add tests to simplify update process.
* Add simple test templates to the generated package.
simplepkg is far from perfect, feedback and pull requests welcome :)
https://gitlab.com/b5n/simplepkg
simplepkg is a a simple python package scaffolding utility, the generated package is immediately ready for installation via pip, or upload to PyPI.
I built simplepkg over the weekend, I've increasingly been picking up python work and needed a way to quickly and simply generate python packages. This project does not currently aim to compete with feature complete tools such as PyScaffold - it's meant to be quick, easy, and simple.
I do have some improvements planned, expect to see these moved into the GitLab issue tracker:
* Auto generate year for license file.
* Include author, author_email, and description as args or config entries to further automate the generation of licenses and setup.py.
* Error handling - I glazed over error handling - I'm working on a simple logging lib that I plan to use in simplepkg along with other projects.
* Tests - I need to add tests to simplify update process.
* Add simple test templates to the generated package.
simplepkg is far from perfect, feedback and pull requests welcome :)