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<p align="center"> <h1>Pywork</h1><br> <i>python app yeoman generator</i><br> <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/yo">Yeoman</a> | <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/generator-pywork">Npm Pywork</a> | <a href="https://github.com/vutran1710/Pywork">Home</a> <br><br> <img align="center" width="170" height="170" src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vutran1710/YeomanPywork/master/img/pywork.png"> </p> <br>PyWork is a Yeoman generator for a basic python-worker project that makes use of
Pipenv, Logzero and
Pydantic.
It includes a bunch of helpful dev-dependencies, being:
- jedi
- flake8
- pylint
- yapf
- pytest
...and few boilerplates for working with different databases/message broker using python clients like
- Redis
- AioRedis
- RabbitMQ
- Cassandra
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
It supports framework-based application templates for frameworks like:
and more to come...
Some extra useful stuffs provided are:
- Docker:
Dockerfile.dockerignore
Get set
Have Yeoman installed globally.
$ npm install -g yo
If you haven't used Yeoman before, take a look at the Yeoman's Official Website for details.
Prepare project with Yeoman
- Install
generator-pywork
$ npm install -g generator-pywork
- Init a project, w/o
git
$ mkdir my-project && cd my-project
$ yo pywork
- Answer setup questions
- Project name :: which is required
- Dependencies :: some database clients you may wanna add, depending on your needs
With each selected database-client or third-party libraries, some extra application config variables may be added to
config.ini. So make sure to fix the config.ini after having finished installing all dependencies with Pipenv.
Formatting config can be changed by editting setup.cfg
Start Coding
If everything else went well, you can start coding your project.