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Python project bootstraps for mr.bob: usual Python distro, buildout, and mr.bob template

Project description

Python package templates for mr.bob. Please read carefully mr.bob user documentation before using this package.

Installation

easy_install bobtemplates.gillux

About the templates

bobtempaltes.gillux offers the following templates :

buildout

A simple minimal zc.buildout based project bootstrap

mybobtemplate

Make your own bobtemplate.yourname bootstrap in a some seconds (or more).

nspackage

A regular Python package bootstrap with or without namespace, any level with lots of goodies.

buildout

Usage:

mrbob [options] bobtemplates.gillux:buildout

This provides a minimal zc.buildout based project, with a bootstrap.py file and a buildout.cfg file. Takes care of differences between versions 1.x and 2.x of zc.buildout.

mybobtemplate

Usage:

mrbob [options] bobtemplates.gillux:mybobtemplate

Make your own bobtemplate.yourname package in a few minutes (or more). Means that you can have the skeleton of a package like bobtemplates.gillux in some seconds.

You just need to add the content of your template as described in the mr.bob user documentation

nspackage

Usage:

mrbob [options] bobtemplates.gillux:nspackage

A regular Python package bootstrap with following features:

  • Any namespaces level you want, even none at all. This is detected with the name you provide in the wizard.

  • Code targeted to Python 2.4 to 2.7 and 3.x

Two optional features:

  • Tests with nose and coverage. Run them with nosetests. Tune your options in generated setup.cfg.

  • A Sphinx documentation skeleton. Build the HTML doc with python setup.py build_sphinx. The doctest files may optionally be automatically included in the doc.

Package files outline (may change depending on options:

src/<your>/<package>/  # Your package source skeleton
docs/                  # Sphinx source tree skeleton
tests/                 # Test module skeleton with nose goodies
setup.py               # Usual setup script
setup.cfg
README.rst
MANIFEST.in

Then grep - and optionally fix - the FIXME: that occur in the resulting files tree for optional stuffs I couldn’t fix easily with the regular mr.bob features.

Read the generated README.rst in your newly created package for more information about what you got.

TODO

  • Provide a six support option

  • Tests inside the source tree (in src/<your>/<package>/tests) OR in the package root. Sometimes we prefer to ship source distros with the tests, and sometimes (i.e big amount of test data) we prefer to keep a source dist small.

Changes log

1.1.0

  • nspackage: Distro name and package (Python) name can be distinct. [glenfant]

  • nspackage: Use of nosetests + coverage is optional [glenfant]

  • nspackage: Sphinx doc skeleton is optional [glenfant]

1.0.0

  • Added the “mybobtemplate” template for new bobtemplates.xxx packages skeletons. [glenfant]

  • Added .xxignore files for git, bazaar and mercurial to the “buildout” template. [glenfant]

  • setuptools/distribute don’t let us distribute empty directories. So we need to put a marker file in some directories then remove them. [glenfant]

1.0.0b1

  • Python 3 support (alpha). Please feeback [glenfant]

  • Added the “buildout” template, a minimal zc.buildout project bootstrap [glenfant]

  • Added .xxignore files for git, bazaar and mercurial [glenfant]

  • Gone through the weirdness of include_package_data, package_data and MANIFEST.in This setuptools / distribute feature really sucks [glenfant]

1.0.0a2

1.0.0a1

  • First public version [glenfant]

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