A Makefile that contains the seed of a python development environment.

Inspired by erlang.mk and elm.mk.

Technologies:

• Makefile (consolidation of common tasks)
• Docker (immutable builds)
• modd (monitor filesystem changes)
• Python 3.7 (hurrah!)
• pytest (pytest)
• black (any color)
• mypy (static type checking)

To get started,

1. clone this repo
2. make a new project
3. copy python.mk into your new project folder
4. make install

git clone git@github.com:c11z/python-mk.git python_mk
mkdir new_project
cp python_mk/python.mk new_project/
cd new_project
make -f python.mk install

There are three variables that you should consider overriding. APP_NAME, IMAGE_TAG, and MAINTAINER. You can pass them as variables in the initial make install command.

APP_NAME=myapp IMAGE_TAG=myapp:latest MAINTAINER=me@c11z.com make -f python.mk install

The new Makefile gets generated with these variables and extends python.mk so you don't need to ever edit it directly.

The install command generates a project structure

tree -a
.
├── Dockerfile
├── .gitignore
├── main.py
├── Makefile
├── modd.conf
├── python.mk
├── requirements.txt
├── scripts
│   └── modd
└── test_main.py

Supported commands:

make [install, build, build_quiet, format, check, run, test, console]