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A Template Repository for Python Module (in GIT)
https://github.com/zenithclown/python-git-template

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A Template Repository for Python Module (in GIT)

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TEMPLATE Design built specifically for python Language, with necessary file structure as required. This TEMPLATE DOES NOT COME with a LICENSE File, but you can easily add a required license from GitHub. However, special files like .gitignore .gitattributes are included. The TEMPLATE now includes as LICENSE file, and other files are kept as is.

Follow the steps to create a new license file as below:
- Open the Repository
- Click "Add file" > "Create a New File"
- Type the name of the File as: LICENSE or LICENSE.txt or LICENSE.md
- Click on "Choose a License Template"
- Review and Submit
- Commit Changes as Required

**NOTE:** some optional usage, specifications, and helpful links are as below:
1. You can add GitHub Repository Badges from [Shields IO](https://shields.io/) - if this is a Public Repository;
2. TAB (size = 4) has been used for indentation, except this file (README.md).
3. `.github/workflows` is added however, it is recomended that you create your own workflows either using **GitHub Actions** or on your own.
4. Basic `docker` files are added for convention, modify it as per requirement. Recomended to delete the file, if not required.
5. The repository uses `markdown` instead of `rich text format`, so make necessary changes to file extension/type as required.

## Quick Start Guide

Introduced in 2019, users can now create a repository from templates in GitHub. To do this, simply head over to any repository settings and enable "Template Repository" from the Options Menu. When creating a new repository from this template, you can just click on Use this template available in this repository (refer the picture below).

use_this_template_demo

### Creating a NEW Repository from Template

Template Repository is not limited to GitHub, and you can setup your own local-file structure for the same. The following describes the usage of rsync which is available in most linux distros, more information on rsync.

```bash
# Note the use of rsync
rsync -rh ~/source/directory /destination/directory
```

## Setup Information

The template provides a general structure that I use (highly motivated from pandas dir and coding structure). There needs to be several things that need to be changed, just after initializing with the template, which are as follows:

- `PKG` variable under `setup.py` has to be replaced with the module name and directory name `pkg-name`,
- Define High-Level Version Name (like 0.0.1, 0.1, 1.1, etc.) in `pkg-name/VERSION` file, to be interpreted by `setup.py`, and
- Define/Check/Update Author Name, Copyright Information (if any) in `setup.py` and `pkg-name/__init__.py`.

**TIP:** Install using `pip` by moving into the parent directory, with the following folder:
```bash
debmalya@machine:~$ ls -l
drwxrwxr-x 3 debmalya debmalya 4096 Aug 30 12:04 PYTHON_GIT_TEMPLATE
```
Finally, install it via:
```python
pip install ./PYTHON_GIT_TEMPLATE # Normal Installation
pip install -e ./PYTHON_GIT_TEMPLATE # Installation in Editable Mode
```

## flake8 Convention
Use the command `flake8 . --count --exit-zero --max-complexity=10 --statistics` to generate a report.