${\huge{\textsf{\textcolor{#0A1589}{Tired of creating virtual environments and installing dependencies?}}}}$

I created this project generator script to automate the setting up a of new Python project.

${\large{\textsf{\textcolor{#0A1589}{How to use it?}}}}$

Just copy the script python_setup.py and run it.

You will be prompted to name your project and app. That's it.

${\large{\textsf{\textcolor{#0A1589}{What does it do?}}}}$

It creates the virtual environment in the parent folder, project structure and files for your project.

It upgrades pip to the latest version and installs any dependencies you need.

${\large{\textit{\textcolor{#0A1589}{I have my own way of structuring the folders I need... Can I customize it?}}}}$

Yes. You'll find a tuple named ${\textbf{\textsf{\textcolor{ProcessBlue}{'project\_folders'}}}}$. A single string inside this tuple represents a folder to be created.

A tuple of strings means a folder, its subfolder, so on and so forth.

There is also a ${\textbf{\textsf{\textcolor{ProcessBlue}{'dependencies'}}}}$ list. This is where you instruct it to install any libraries.

${\large{\textsf{\textcolor{#0A1589}{Did you know?}}}}$

Nowhere in the process is the virtual environment activated.

We do not need to activate it to install packages or libraries.