Attention Python developers! 🐍✨ Tired of the tedious setup process for new projects? Say hello to 'aasetpy' - your new best friend for kickstarting Python projects with ease!
With just one command, aasetpy
sets up everything you need:
- Virtual Environment
- codebase structure
- REST API configuration
- Rate Limiting
- Environment Variables
- Initial Git commit
- Resource Usage Tracking
- Preserved Logging
- Containerization
- and more
It's like having a personal assistant for your development workflow, ensuring your projects are production-ready and scalable from the very start!
aasetpy
will create:
- Virtual Environment (
env/
) -
.env
file to store environment variables - Directory to store Execution Logs (
logs/
) - Python Project Skeleton (
src/
) -
utils/
module insrc/
> Theutils
module has annotations and environment variables ready to use -
requirements.txt
with basic lightweight contents-
coverage pytest pylint requests psutil pydantic pydantic-settings
-
.gitignore
with necessary contents-
env/ venv/ *.log *.out __pycache__/ .env .venv .vscode test.py
Dockerfile
as basic containerization of the projectdocker.compose.yml
to build and run the docker projectREADME.md
with the base instructionsmain.py
with basic implementation and usage of the src modules-
run.sh
to run your files in the parent directoryrun.sh
will activate the virtual environment and run the program, storing the execution logs to the specified path -
If used with the
api
flag, it will create the following files:-
rest_api
module -
api.py
file in parent directory to run the uvicorn server - api security file
- api logging file
- update the
.env
file as per API variables
-
Lastly, it removes nested
__pycache__
directories from the project.
Ready to revolutionize your project setup? Check out the 'aasetpy' repository here and see the magic for yourself! We're always open to contributions, so if you have ideas to make the starting point even better, don't hesitate to jump in. Let's make Python project initialization a breeze together! 🚀💻
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