semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
cmd-plan 1.0.4
Python3 OS commands run dependency planner
Requires Python: >=3.4

# CmdPlan

**_CmdPlan_** will help you plan launch of the system commands. Just define target node name and script will search it at described nodes dictionary, but it will launch their dependencies at first.

## Requires

Python3

## Install

```bash
$ pip install cmd-plan
```
## Usage

Example:

```python
import cmd_plan

NODES = {
    'TEST': {
        'command': 'python3 manage.py runserver 127.0.0.1:8000',
    },
    'TEST_WITH_NOHUP': {
        'command': 'nohup python3 manage.py runserver 127.0.0.1:8000 >/dev/null 2>&1 &',
    },
    'SERVER_SIDE': {
        'command': './server.sh &',
    },
    'CLIENT_SIDE': {
        'command': 'python3 ./client.py',
        'dependencies': ['SERVER_SIDE', ],
    }
}

# Example 1
cmd_plan.launch('TEST', NODES)  # Run Django debug WEB-server

# Example 2
cmd_plan.launch('CLIENT_SIDE', NODES)  # Run some `client`, but run it `server` at first 
```

## License

From Russia with love.
create-package 1.0.2
A package that makes it easy to create Pypi packages

# create_package

create_package is a python package that allows you to easily create and publish other python packages. The package sets up a python project with a name of your choosing, as well as an already populated README, setup.py and MIT liscense, saving you the boilerplate of having to type these out yourself. It also sets up the project structure of the actual package in a subdirectory.

create_package works with Python 3.6+. 

## Usage

To install:
`pip install create_package`

Creating a package:
`python -m create_package`

Enter the name of the package when prompted, and create_package will take care of the rest. You should see a directory with your Pypi package skeleton once the script has completed. 

## Contributing

Submit a pull request to https://github.com/raguiar2/create-python-package