How to install paver-templates
- Download and install ActivePython
- Open Command Prompt
- Type
pypm install paver-templates
Lastest release
Create the the layout of a paver-enable package, including:
- pavement.py;
- README.rst, with basic installation instructions;
- LICENSE (support BSD and (A/L)GPL licenses by default). For a GPL licenses,
it will copy the required GPL license copies; - MANIFEST.in; - docs/conf.py and docs/index.rst. docs/index.rst simple include the content of README.rst; - and your empty package.
Installation
The easiest way to get Paver-Templates is if you have setuptools installed:
easy_install paver-templates
Without setuptools, it's still pretty easy. Download the Paver-Template .tgz file from Paver-Templates' Cheeseshop page, untar it and run:
python setup.py install
Usage
As simple as:
paster create -t paver_package <package name>
Development
If you would like to help the development of this package, fork this project or report bugs.
The Paver-template project contains a virtualenv bootstrap script that will install all required packages for development:
python bootstrap --no-site-packages source virtual-env/bin/activate paver develop
If you would rather use virtualenvwrapper, the project contains a list of requirement suitable for pip:
mkvirtualenv --no-site-packages paver-templates easy_install pip pip install -r dev-requirements.txt paver develop
0.1.0b3 (Aug 4, 2009):
- Fix issues with installation of Paver. As a result, Paver-templates is not
anymore in paver's namespace; paver_package template is not at paver-templates#paver_package.
0.1.0b2 (Jul 22, 2009):
- change name of the template's readme file to README.rst
0.1.0a2 (Jul 22, 2009):
- Add missing template files from distribution.
- Fix bug with markers (like "-- Marker Name: --").
0.1.0a1 (Jul 18, 2009):
- Initial release.