This is just what you need to start a new Python project.

Simply use this project template to start new python projects.

You can now automatically create a new project based on this template by clicking here on Use this template, or by clicking on the button above in the repo, as depicted in the image below. If you don't use GitHub, you may as well simply clone this repository.

1. Rename the project/ folder (and all references to this folder in other files) to customize your project name that is currently named project as per the folder's name.
2. You can run tests by running pytest in the root, or by running python3 setup.py test. Code coverage is enabled with pytest-cov.
3. Edit the setup.py of your project to make it truly yours. Remove my email and info from here and put your own info. You may as well delete the full setup.py file instead of adapting it if you don't intend to publish your project on pip nor on conda as a package.
4. Start coding in your now-renamed project folder and add some more tests under the testing/ folder!

Upload your project as a package on PyPI, the Python Package Index, to make it available on pip! (optional)

To do that, read my short step by step guide on How to deploy a new package (or version of package) to PyPI.

I have recorded here my tips and tricks, what to look for, and how to structure your application for it to be clean in terms of software architecture: https://youtu.be/K4QN27IKr0g?t=1211

The article The optimal python project structure by Luke Tonin does a good job at explaining how a template like the present one works. The present template is a bit more complete and complex than in the article, thought, as it already includes a test suite (including a starter test example), and a thorough setup.py file for your project to be properly packaged.

There is also my video on software architecture that can help, in which I do the overview of a full project based on this template, in terms of theoretical software architecture rather than practical how-to use the template.

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