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File templates for faster project bootstrap
So you're making another Python project and there are a bunch of
boilerplate files you need (use cookiecutter), or you have an
existing project that you want to add some stuff to (cookiecutter
doesn't help). templitz offers a very lightweight way to add
some typical files to a project.
For example:
$ templitz -t travis
$ templitz -t appveyorThese two commands will dump a typical .travis.yml and a
appveyor.yml into your current directory (which should probably
be the root of a Python project for any of this to make sense).
This program does nothing other than look up a file with a .templitz
extension, and if found, copies that into your target folder. It's just
an easy way to add standard, boilerplate files to projects. Examples
are CI configs, setup.py, flit.ini, README.rst, pytest.ini
and so on. This tools just does the same copy-from-a-previous-project
file copying that you would normally do by hand.
Here are a few more examples:
$ templitz -t asyncioThis one dumps a typical starter main.py for an asyncio-based
application.
How about a C/C++? This one will dump a generic Makefile that will
work out-of-the-box for most typical C/C++ projects:
$ templitz -t Makefiletemplitz includes a few example templates (in the /library
directory), but you can also add your own quite easily: just set
the TEMPLITZ_PATH env var to configure your own search path for
templates:
$ export TEMPLITZ_PATH=$HOME/.mytemplitz:$HOME/.myothertemplitzThen your own templitz will be found automatically. Note that the first
templit found that matches the given -t parameter is the one that
hits, and the TEMPLITZ_PATH setting is checked first.
$ templitz --help
usage: templitz.py [-h] [-t TEMPLATE] [-i] [-l] [-s] [-o OUTDIR]
[-p PARAMS [PARAMS ...]]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TEMPLATE, --template TEMPLATE
-i, --info Information about the templit.
-l, --list List all available templitz.
-s, --stdout Write to stdout instead of file.
-o OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
Output directory.
-p PARAMS [PARAMS ...], --params PARAMS [PARAMS ...]