ryerrabelli 1.0.62
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Requires Python: >=3.6

# App


## Installation


## File Structure
Standard file structure for python packages as follows:  
* `<main folder name>`
  * *docs/*  
    * **[LICENSE.txt](../docs/LICENSE.txt)**
    * **[README.md](../docs/LICENSE.txt)**         _<- .rst file type preferred in python, but .md is more common overall_
  * *src/*  <- dedicated src is not always done but recommended for compatibility
    * `<module name>`       _<- often the same name as the main folder, but should be a subfolder_
      * `__init__.py`       _<- an empty file can be all that's needed at times. However, importing items here can be useful as they will be accessible to any file that is importing the overall module_ 
      * `_version.py`       _<- autogenerated by versioneer using info from setup.cfg [^1]_
      * `main.py`
      * `utils.py`
      * `<any other python files>`
  * **[versioneer.py](../versioneer.py)**       <- _must be here in the top level folder [^1]_
  * **[setup.py](../setup.py)**            <- _must be here in the top level folder_ [^2]
  * **[setup.cfg](../setup.cfg)**           <- _must be here in the top level folder_ [^2] 
  * **[requirements.txt](../requirements.txt)**    <- _must be here in the top level folder_ [^3]
  * **[MANIFEST.in](../MANIFEST.in)**         <- _Not strictly required_

[^1]: Unlike `versioneer.py`, `_version.py` does not have to be on the top level folder, which I prefer so it does not clutter the project and can be more easily accessed in the project. setup.cfg should be changed so that the file path of the src/\<module\>, where `_version.py` will be kept is given
[^2]: Some applications use only one- a setup.py or setup.cfg, but versioneer prefers both.
[^3]: Can be autogenerated by PyCharm. Will not be blank as must have versioneer at least.


## Project Structure References
1. https://github.com/yngvem/python-project-structure
1. https://github.com/johnthagen/python-blueprint#project-structure 


## Usage
Run `src/YerrabelliFlask/main.py` with python


## Tested OS and History Details  
* Tested primarily on/with
  * Mac OS X (10.14 Mojave on a 2018 Macbook pro)
  * python 3.6-3.9 derived from anaconda 
  * PyCharm  


## License
See [LICENSE.txt](LICENSE.txt)


## Author & Contact info
Rahul Yerrabelli  

| Service        	| URL                                                                                                	|
|----------------	|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	|
| GitHub         	| https://github.com/ryerrabelli/                                                                    	|
| ORCID          	| https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7670-9601                                                              	|
| Google Scholar 	| https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=pEvGRdkAAAAJ                                             	|
| LinkedIn       	| https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryerrabelli                                                            	|
| Email          	| ![Email addresses as an image to prevent spam](email-address-image.png "Email Addresses as Image") 	|

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