Python Project Manager

Important

**To build ppm's needed directories you need to run ppm build

PPM stands for Python Project Manager. PPM is used for managing and creating projects, as well as installing and uninstalling packages.

PPM makes making and managing Python easier.

Features

• Package manager (using pip)
• Running python files
• Managing and creating projects and project files.
• Creating projects by project templates
• Custom user-made templates

⚙ Making a project

To create a project use ppm setup to setup a pre-made project template. To load a user-made template use ppm template load <template_name> replace <template_name> with the template's name, to get a list of all templates (pre-made and user-made) use ppm template menu

You can also use ppm init or ppm new <project_name> to create the project. init will prompt you with questions and setup the project, new will generate a basic project.toml file.

📦 Package manager

To install a package use ppm install <package_name>. To uninstall a package use ppm uninstall <package_name>.

pip is required in order to use the package manager

🦄 Templates

In order to create a template you must use the command ppm template create, after that answer the template prompts.

To share your template go to your templates folder in the source of ppm and copy the folder that has the name of your template, then compress that folder to a .zip and share it with people! In order to use a shared template extract the .zip and get the template folder, put that template folder into the templates folder in the source of ppm.

To load a template use ppm template load <template_name>.

Important

⚠️ WARNING, USE ppm build BEFORE YOU RUN ANYTHING ELSE. ⚠️

Developed by Myfer. — Under MIT License