Readme

Prerequisite

Python is installed.
Optional: Your IDE.exe is added to path and can be opened with: code . or pycharm .
Optional: Github is signed in in terminal and ready to use.

Jump right in:

Sets up a new project folder and venv using the provided folder name. To use:

• Copy the setupproj.py to your Projects folder or in which folder you want to create a new folder in.
• In terminal cd to the folder and run:
  Windows:
  python setupproj.py --f FOLDER [--open IDE] [--url url/to/repo.git]
  MacOS:
  python3 setupproj.py --f FOLDER [--open IDE] [--url url/to/repo.git]
  

In Detail:

• Uses standard path os.mkdir to create a new folder in the current directory.
• If an url is provided it will use that to link to github repo. Prerequisite that github is signed in and ready to use in terminal.
• It will create a virtual environment using pip with the same name as folder: .folder
• If --open is provided it will attempt to open the IDE using either code . or pycharm .
• Creates a .gitignore with the venv name
• Creates a README.md with a bare 'readme'

Debugging:

• On Windows >code .< command will be added to path upon installation of VSCode.
• On macOS you have to do it yourself: Shift Cmd P to open Command Palette, then start typing and find: Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH. Run that command and restart the terminal.