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I tend to use [0] for the boilerplate for getting started in writing a Python package. It was mostly used for Python 2.7, but I've written a few local Python 3
by joshmarlow 10y ago
I tend to use [0] for the boilerplate for getting started in writing a Python package. It was mostly used for Python 2.7, but I've written a few local Python 3.5 packages with it and everything seems to be fine (ie, "it worked on my machine - what could go wrong?").
I then use `nosetests -v` to run the tests.
[0] - github.com/ambitioninc/ambition-python-template