A simple cookiecutter template to bootstrap a byro plugin.
Let's pretend you want to create a byro plugin called "superplugin". First, create a virtual Python 3.6 environment and install the cookiecutter package using pip. Next, use it to bootstrap your project folder:
$ cd <your-project-folder-parent>
$ cookiecutter https://github.com/byro/byro-plugin-cookiecutterAnswer some questions, and once you're done, you'll find yourself with a project directory just ready for you.
repo_name [byro-superplugin]: byro-superplugin repo_url [GitHub repository URL]: https://github.com/myuser/byro-superplugin module_name [byro_superplugin]: byro_superplugin human_name [The byro super plugin]: Super Plugin author_name [Your name]: J Random Developer author_email [Your email]: jrandom@example.org year [Current year]: 2017 short_description [Short description]: The best plugin
Now, change to the newly created directory:
$ cd byro-superpluginVoila, there's your plugin structure!
Plese refer to the byro developer documentation to see what you can do with byro.
If your project is hosted on GitHub, please add the byro-plugin tag, to help others see what byro is used for.