Package: pycmd-cli
PyCMD - Manage your ProjectsContentsAboutWhy PyCMD?SetupManual SetupUsing pipRequirementsPyCMD CommandsUsageHow can you help?ContributersLicenseFrequently Asked QuestionsWhat is PyCMD?PyCmd is acommand-line toolto help youmanageyourprojects. It saves you a lot of clicks. It'ssimpleandeasyto use. Interesting?Give it a tryWhy PyCMD?PYCMD helps you create, manage and do cool stuff with your projects super-fast ⚡Here's how fast things are with PYCMDforgive me for thehamburgerInstallationPippip install pycmd-clipycmd setupMake sure you have the pythonlib/site-packagesadded to yourPATHManual⬇️ Clone the repo:git clone https://www.github.com/Yasho/PyCMD.gitcd pycmdpip install .⚒️ Install the requirements:pip install -r requirements.txt🔃Restart your terminalfor the changes to take effect✅ Run thepycmd setupcommand and follow the on-screen instructions.pycmd setupYou can manually config the settings by editing theconfig.jsonfile.
To do so, run:pycmd srcThis will open the source code of pycmd. You can edit the config file located injson/config.jsonRequirements⚠️ Doesn't work on Python 3.10 yetPython 3.6+ (Tested on 3.9.9)PipGitWindowsOr if you're smart you can make it work on unix platforms ;​)CommandsCommandDescriptionpycmdRun the PyCMD command line interface.pycmd helpDisplay help information.pycmd setupSetup PyCMD.pycmd lsList all projects. (Including Github repositories)pycmd openOpen a project.pycmd rmRemove a project.pycmd createCreate a new project + initialize a Git repository.pycmd srcView and edit the source code of PYCMDIt's okay if you misspell the commands, PYCMD will correct them ;​-)UsageUsepycmdto run the command line interface.Really?Usage:pycmd <command> <parameter> -<flags>Example:pycmdcreatehello_world.py-private-y# Creates a new python projectContribute 💖How do I contribute?Thank you  for contributing to PyCMDHere are some ways you can help:ReadmeUpdate CLI help commandUnix SupportNew CommandsContributersLicense 🔑PYCMD is licensed under theMIT license.MIT License

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SOFTWARE.FAQsWhy did you name itPyCMD?¯\_(ツ)_/¯, but I think it's anokname. AlsoPyrepresents the Python language in which PYCMD was written. Not the best name, i'm bad at keeping names.Why should I use PyCMD?PyCMD saves you a lot of time, you can use it to manage your projects if they are messy or if you want to make a lot of changes in short time. Not only that but also it will help you to make your projects more readable and maintainable.What are the Pros and Cons of PyCMD?ProsConsEasy to useMight be an overkillSaves TimeOnly compaitable with Windows currentlyGenerates Boiler PlateEasy to install/uninstallManages GITLight (Doesn't take too much space)Does PyCMD collect any user data?No, PyCMD doesn't collect any user data. It stores the configuration in your local storage in the filejson/config.json.How do you contribute to PyCMD?You can contribute to PyCMD byopening an issueor by apull request.Developer notesIf you encounter any problems feel free toContact meI heard that emojis attract attention, that's why I used them. Really sorry if you hate them, I hate them too. (i have an official rivalry towards yellow circles)inspired by npm and heroku cliContact Me 💌