Simple python rnd project manager: tas

Tas lets you easily create new projects from template, automatically install requirements, run env and commit (coming soon!) with one command.

tas does...

• create projects from template
• download additional files to project if needed
• manage requirements and env
• run jupyter

tas does not but should...

• interactive template creation
• git integration
• support windows
• support conda
• support zeppeline

Installation osx/linux

1. get python package

$ pip install tas

2. Add tas to your env variables
   • Zsh note: Modify your ~/.zshrc file instead of ~/.bash_profile.
   • Ubuntu and Fedora note: Modify your ~/.bashrc file instead of ~/.bash_profile.

echo 'alias tas="python -m tas"' >> ~/.bash_profile

3. Restart your shell so the path changes take effect.

   $ exec "$SHELL"

Key concepts of tas:

1. Namespace is a directory with projects (default one is ~/Documents/tas_projects)
2. Template is a number of steps to perform when starting new project (folders, env, requirements, submodules that used in your team)
3. path = PosixPath standard
4. Name - uninque (in one namespace) string

Usage:

0. Create new project

tas new mega_project

1. run existing project

tas run mega_project

2. list objects (a-all, p-projects, n-namespace, t-templates)

tas list a

3. del objects (n-namespace, p-projects)

tas del mega_project -t p

4. set settings value (-ns namespace) For now only for namespaces, lets change default path

tas set default /home/user/Documents/company_name

New namespace:

tas set company_name /home/user/Documents/company_name

5. Run project in not default ns:

tas run mega_project -ns company_name

Default template:

here should be a motivation behind the default template

Thanks

• pyenv creator for the idea of simplicity

License

The MIT License