This is really close to what I use myself and I'll be using it as a starting point. I would need to add poetry, pyenv and a couple of databases. What are you using to manage Python virtual environments?
I previously used pipenv in conjunction with a setup.py file. Which is my preferred way for packages outside of pypi.
Before that is used venv and requirements.txt files.
For poetry, I like the single file pyproject.toml that would combine a Pipfile and a setup.py file. Forgetting to update one or the other was always a pain.
I don’t have any experience with pyenv.
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This is really close to what I use myself and I'll be using it as a starting point. I would need to add poetry, pyenv and a couple of databases. What are you using to manage Python virtual environments?
I’ve switched most projects to poetry. Reference: github.com/iancleary/pypackage
I previously used pipenv in conjunction with a setup.py file. Which is my preferred way for packages outside of pypi.
Before that is used venv and requirements.txt files.
For poetry, I like the single file
pyproject.tomlthat would combine a Pipfile and a setup.py file. Forgetting to update one or the other was always a pain.I don’t have any experience with pyenv.