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doit-cmd 0.1.0
Helper to create doit tasks that execute a command
License: MIT
Keywords: doit

doit-cmd
=========

Helper to create `doit`_ tasks that execute a command


.. _doit: http://pydoit.org


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Project Details
===============

- Project management on github - https://github.com/pydoit/doit-cmd/
- Website / `docs`_ http://pythonhosted.org/doit-py

.. _docs: http://pythonhosted.org/doit-py


license
=======

The MIT License
Copyright (c) 2014 Eduardo Naufel Schettino

see LICENSE file


developers / contributors
==========================

- Eduardo Naufel Schettino


install
=======

::

 $ pip install doit-cmd

or download and::

 $ python setup.py install


tests
=======

To run the tests::

  $ py.test
now 0.0.6
Record what you are doing SIMPLY from the command line
License: MIT

now
===

This is a command-line tool for tracking what you're doing as simply as
possible. It's for people who just want to describe what's going on and move on
without messing with a 'system'.

Currently it's in a raw, early stage.
If you keep a file named ~/.now.txt for any other purpose, don't use this.

Example::

    now eating lunch
    now napping

These commands append lines to ~/.now.txt, prefixed with timestamps.

If you want to use a different file instead of ~/.now.txt,
create a file called ~/.nowrc with content like the following
(where ~/bar is the name of the file you want to have written)::

    write_to=~/bar

Give an absolute path. A relative path will generate an error.


Principles:

* Switches should not be required in normal operation.
* The default action is to write the given message with a timestamp.
* We don't write to multiple different files. Just one file.
* Messages are not parsed; they have no syntax, and no reserved words.
* Messages have no imposed inter-relationships.
* Always write with UTF-8 encoding.
* Always write the same line-based format.
* The line format should be both obvious to humans and easily machine-parseable
  (e.g, with regex).
* Times are always given in UTC, with largest unit first (e.g. year-month-day).
* Times are never tracked below the duration of 1 second.
* `now` doesn't get involved in analyzing or rendering the data it produces.

If you are interested in a fancier tool (written in Ruby and writing
a customizable TaskPaper format), take a look at
`Doing <http://brettterpstra.com/projects/doing/>`_.
py-skeleton 0.0.2
Python project skeleton
License: MIT

py-skeleton
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Are you:

- Starting new projects by copying old ones?
- Wishing you could use someone else's project as a starter template?
- Confused at how to start "Project FooBar"?

I'm always starting a new python projects by cutting and pasting an old one.
py-skeleton helps you fix that.  Uses `jinja2 <http://jinja.pocoo.org/>`_
and `py-configurator <https://github.com/ryankanno/py-configurator>`_.

basic usage
===========

.. code:: bash

    py-skeleton.py --source ./examples/ --destination ./build --config examples/python.ini --ext .tmpl

todo
====

- logging
- add other project templates I use