Automates tasks to help kick off a modular web app project with an organized file structure
Creates a directory, fills it with default files and subdirectories, and generates a new virtual environment. The default structure looks like:
~\[project_name]
|-- config.py
|-- run.py
|__ \app
|-- __init__.py
|__ \templates
|__ \static
|__ \env
The default structure can be edited by changing the global variables DEFAULT_FOLDERS, DEFAULT_FILES, and the default creation of a virtual environment can be turned off by setting CREATE_VENV = False
Takes two system arguments, the name of the project and the path of the parent directory to create the project directory in
ex: ~\start_web_project> py initiate_project.py MyApp C:\Users\chris
Creates sub directorys and default files in an existing project folder for a new module. For example running add_module.py to add a module auth to a project with the file structure above (created by initiate_project.py) would result in a structure like:
~\[project_name]
|-- config.py
|-- run.py
|__ \app
|-- __init__.py
|__ \auth
|-- __init__.py
|-- controllers.py
|-- models.py
|__ \templates
|-- \auth
|__ \static
|__ \env
The default files to be created can be edited by changing the global variable DEFAULT_FILES
Takes two system arguments, the name of the module and the path of the project directory
ex: ~\start_web_project> py add_module.py auth C:\Users\chris\MyApp
Automatically generates a directory tree for a given directory to help keep track of the organizational structure of a project. This tree can either be printed to the consol or saved to a .txt file
Takes two system arguments, the name of the directory and either the file path for the .txt file to save the tree or the keyword print
ex: ~\start_web_project> py create_dir_tree.py C:\Users\chris\MyApp\dir_tree.txt would save a directory tree to dir_tree.txt
or: ~\start_web_project> py create_dir_tree.py print would print a directory tree to the consol