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[BUG]: `foodemo` sounds funny in portuguese #1

Open brunolnetto opened 1 year ago

brunolnetto commented 1 year ago

Description of the bug

foodemo means we fucked up in portuguese. I suggest to change its name. :-P

Steps To Reproduce

  1. Go to Settings;
  2. Change library name to something nicer then foodemo.

Additional Information

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thieu1995 commented 1 year ago

@brunolnetto ,

I'm just trying to learn somthing new from this guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXcXIr835mw&t=53s

brunolnetto commented 1 year ago

You can copy-cat my librariess structure:

https://pypi.org/project/eule/ https://pypi.org/project/pybary/

brunolnetto commented 1 year ago

To compliment your effort would be weird, since you already know it is great. But take a look at the above libraries I mention. I made an active effort to implement the package manager poetry.

thieu1995 commented 1 year ago

@brunolnetto ,

Thank you so much. But I really have no idea how to config them from scratch. I don't understand these commands and configurations. Do you make tutorial video for them

brunolnetto commented 1 year ago

Sure, but I am a bit lazy. :-P Follow me:

  1. Old way to release use separate commands to generate a local virtual environment, test and add plugins. Poetry makes it all in one in a file with extension pyproject.toml ;
  2. MakeFile makes this process easierer through command make followed by some aliases;

Like on javascript, poetry generates a lock file to build a all-in-one package file for the sake of performance. There are plenty of commands, which I am not competent enough to summarize.

In addition, we can setup pre-commit on their website by sign up of repository of desire and configuration file on repository root likeso.

thieu1995 commented 1 year ago

That sound a lots of works to do, and that is a problem. I don't have enough time to learn these commands (not right now). Anyway, thank you for trying to help.

brunolnetto commented 1 year ago

Yes, a bit a learning on the way. The triumph on such new learning is to unite separate concepts together.